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July 2005 - Posts

This short story that Larry links to is a great reminder of the dangers of trying to create software that's *too* helpful. It's evocative of the way many C++ developers feel about the evolution of the IDE experience since Visual C++ 6.0. One customer Read More...
I'm presenting my Visual C++ productivity tips talk at the Windows Gaming conference, also known as Meltdown 2005 . As you can see from the picture, it's got quite the super hero theme going for it this year. For those that are curious, each of those Read More...
Over the past few weeks, for a number of reasons I have been working on a number of macros to extend the functionality of Visual C++. The first reason is that I have been giving preparing demos for various talks, such as Gamefest (which I mentioned earlier) Read More...
Wow. What an amazing concert I went to tonight (well last night by now). If you're not familiar with Sufjan Stevens (pronounced soofyan), you should definitely pick up his latest album titled Illinois or any of his older ones. My friend Nelson bought Read More...
I'll be participating in an online chat about debugger features next week. There will be members of the core debugger team online who can answer almost any question you might have. I'll be there to answer some of the C++ specific questions, so feel free Read More...
Hopefully this works and I'll start posting more often. I've been playing with the idea of using OneNote to write up posts as well... Read More...
Found this keyboard on /. today, looks like a really cool idea. Update : It's not everyday you get ahead of Scoble on finding these things. Then again that probably means I should curtail on the surfing :) Read More...
Bjarne (no last name needed on a C++ oriented blog) posted this article in the May edition of the C/C++ Users Journal, discussing the upcoming new C++ standard that's being developed by the ISO C++ committee. I noticed the Lambda the Ultimate picked it Read More...
Well I suppose this was inevitable. There are now so many Google Maps hacks (err... applications) that someone has created a blog dedicated to following up on them. On that note, if you haven't checked out Google Earth , you really must. I can't wait Read More...
Now here is a feature that we should expose far more prominently (and I'll push the core team to do so) that I think many developers will appreciate. There's a registry key that allows users to make vertical lines appear in the VS code editor so that Read More...
 
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