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Tim Sneath
You Couldn't Before, But Now Yukon...
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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(groan) I'm away this week in the south of France attending an internal briefing on Yukon / CLR integration prior to the PDC. Whilst the tools themselves have still got a little way to go before they're mature enough for production use, I've picked...
Tim Sneath
.NET and J2EE Interoperability
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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Just noticed that Microsoft Press have recently published a new book by Simon Guest on interoperability between .NET and J2EE . I've not seen it yet, but a book like this is desperately needed. I'm regularly asked about this and even if the question...
Tim Sneath
Ahoy There, Shipmates!
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over 10 years ago
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Arrr! Shiver me timbers! Today is Talk Like a Pirate day.
Tim Sneath
Snippet Manager Extended
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over 10 years ago
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Some time ago I wrote a tool called Snippet Manager which manages all those little bits of code that I find myself needing repeatedly, such as the Dispose pattern. (Of course, you can drag snippets to the toolbox in VS.NET, but I wanted something...
Tim Sneath
Blog Log Analysis
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over 10 years ago
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I've been keeping a blog for about two months now, and I thought it would be an interesting exercise to do some analysis of the logs. The blogging application that this site uses ( BlogX ) records the daily hits each blog gets into a tab-delimited...
Tim Sneath
Dream .NET Bookshelf
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over 10 years ago
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For what it's worth, I've updated my dream .NET bookshelf . Have I missed anything?
Tim Sneath
VBUG, Yukon and Vault
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over 10 years ago
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I gave a session on Yukon at the VBUG conference yesterday - they're some of the friendliest developers I know, and it's always a pleasure to work with them. User groups like this go a long way towards building community; at the drinks reception, I...
Tim Sneath
Office 2003 Now Available on MSDN
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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The final release code for Office 2003 (officially named Microsoft Office System 2003 Professional Enterprise Edition :-) has finally been made available to MSDN Subscribers. Click here to download - expect the site to be sluggish for a...
Tim Sneath
Great CDs of our Time
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over 10 years ago
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John Rutter's Requiem is perhaps one of the most hauntingly beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. If you think contemporary classical music is limited to 12-note scales and prepared pianos, try this CD for an experience that will leave you wanting...
Tim Sneath
A Strike Back Against Telemarketers
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over 10 years ago
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I liked this item on Slashdot . The United States (like the UK ) has a "do not call list". But the telemarketing firms don't like the idea, and have called these lists "unconstitutional". So the Miami humour columnist Dave Barry encouraged his...
Tim Sneath
Framework BCL Richness
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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There are times when I take the .NET Framework base class libraries for granted. But it saves so much time on a daily basis. Today I needed to update a file timestamp and realised that I didn't have a touch utility on my machine. the FileInfo class...
Tim Sneath
Mono Update
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over 10 years ago
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Gianpaolo Carraro (one of my counterparts in Microsoft EMEA) pointed me to this presentation on the current status of Mono , delivered recently by Miguel de Icaza. It's impressive to see how rapidly Mono is maturing as a project. With a fairly...
Tim Sneath
Another Critical Security Update
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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Time to update your machines again... :-(
Tim Sneath
Debugging DataSets
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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When you're debugging code with Visual Studio .NET, it's really hard to see what data is currently contained within a DataSet. Sure, the Locals window will show any DataSet objects currently in scope, but finding out what data is contained within them...
Tim Sneath
Snippet Compiler
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over 10 years ago
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Tim Sneath
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I regularly find myself opening Visual Studio .NET and creating a whole solution / project structure purely in order to test or demonstrate a couple of lines of code. Don't get me wrong - Visual Studio .NET is great, but it's overblown for doing this...
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