Hello, who are you? Hi – My name is David Goon and I’m an Application Development Consultant working at Microsoft. Have you always worked in the ADC Team? No – I used to be a freelance developer in my youth (when I still had it) and...

I've always known Resharper could improve my productivity but I've just not found the time to invest using it properly yet. I blogged recently about Explore Stack Trace and I'm starting to think of Resharper as an essential piece of kit rather than a...

This is the third post in the 3 part series "Using let in LINQ to Objects" by Stuart Leeks. This is a follow-up to my two previous posts on the let keyword Using let in LINQ to Objects Using let in LINQ to Objects – Part 2 The real reason...

Another one of the services we offer at the ADC team. For existing customers, if you would like take advantage of this service within your organisation, please contact your ADC. If you are not currently engaged with Application Development Consulting...

Hello James World, can tell us a little about yourself? I joined Microsoft and the ADC Team back in 2002. Previously, I worked on Dell’s e-commerce web site and back-end systems and before that in numerous development and architecture roles. My...

This is the 10th and final post in the series 10 reasons to consider WPF for your next desktop application by Josh Twist, this part explores Validation in WPF. You can view the other reasons in the series below: Reason 1 - Rich Content Model...

This is the first post in the 3 part series "Using let in LINQ to Object" by Stuart Leeks. I've been delving into LINQ to Objects recently (and enjoying it), but had missed the 'let' keyword. A colleague Rupert Benbrook( http://phazed.com ) and I had...

Another one of the services we offer at the ADC team. For existing customers, if you would like take advantage of this service within your organisation, please contact your ADC. If you are not currently engaged with Application Development Consulting...

I’ve been thinking for a while about how people tend to build AJAX applications, as there seems to be something a lot of people have forgotten. This post examines how applying a pattern you probably know very well to AJAX could help – and leaves it to...

This is the 9th post in the series 10 reasons to consider WPF for your next desktop application by Josh Twist, this part explores Printing in WPF. You can view the other reasons in the series below: Reason 1 - Rich Content Model Reason 2 ...