Brad Abrams
Design Guidelines, Managed code and the .NET Framework
October 2005 - Posts
TV over the internet -- not yet...
A was really excited to see Apple would host some ABC TV shows on iTunes . Clearly the has to be the wave of the future.. with the advent of DVRs the days of overtly commercial sponsored TV seem to be numbered… and Apple ’s foray into on-demand TV download
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Framework Design Guidelines: Case Sensitivity
Continuing in the series of discussing topics from the Framework Design Guidelines … Expert from 3.1.4 Case Sensitivity Languages that can run on the CLR are not required to support case sensitivity, although some do. Even if your language supports it,
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DavidTr's interview on DotNet Rocks
Ok, Ok, I am a little behind. But I recently finished listening to David Treadwell’s interview with DoNetRocks . It is a very interesting look back at this history of .NET and windows generally as David has been deeply involved in the platform for a long
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The SLAR (vol2) on System.Net.Authorization
Continuing in the series sharing some of the information in the .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 1 and .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 2 with some information on Authorization. Danny Thorpe Avoid creating
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Framework Design Guidelines: Capitalization Rules for Identifiers
Continuing in the series of discussing topics from the Framework Design Guidelines … Expert from 3.1.1 Capitalization Rules for Identifiers There are two appropriate ways to capitalize identifiers, depending on the use of the identifier: PascalCasing
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The SLAR (vol2) on System.AssemblyLoadEventHandler
Continuing in the series sharing some of the information in the .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 1 and .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 2 with some information on AssemblyLoadEventHandler. CF public delegate
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Headed to the Seattle Code Camp this weekend...
I will be giving a talk at the Seattle Code Camp this weekend, basically a shorten reprise of my PDC precon… please feel free to come if you happen to be in the area.. it is free! What is code camp? Check out the FAQ Seattle Code Camp v1.0 - October 22
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Mobilized Software has a good review of the Framework Design Guidelines
Mobilized Software has a good review of the Framework Design Guidelines ... Check it out… A couple of quotes I found interesting… Turns out that perhaps the use of the word "Framework" in the title was a bit too grand. […] Anyone who creates libraries
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Framework Design Guidelines: Design Methodologies
Continuing in the series of discussing topics from the Framework Design Guidelines … Expert from 2.2 Fundamental Principles of Framework Design DO NOT rely solely on standard design methodologies when designing the public APIs layer of a framework. CHRIS
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New Blog for the true CLR geek...
David just started a blog the truly geeky CLR folks will love…Like all great blogs, he is talking about what he knows best -- how to use the CLR’s profiling APIs… that is if you wanted to * write * a profiler this is your blog! I also find it interesting
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The SLAR (vol2) on System.Assembly
Continuing in the series sharing some of the information in the .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 1 and .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 2 with some information on Assembly. SC Calling Load(AssemblyName) is
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Book Recommendations from the PDC CLR Panel
At the PDC during the CLR Futures panel an attendee asked the panel what books they recommended on the CLR… I promised to blog the list that the panel suggested.. so here it is (a little late). Notice this is NOT meant to be an exhaustive list… this is
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Librarian Action Figure
Did you know they even made a librarian action figure? Will this one is the famous (?) Nancy Pearl . The nice folks at Addison-Wesley gave me a Nancy Pearl action figure in recognition of the library references of the SLAR vol1 and vol2 . http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/brada/BradAWithNancyPearlActionFiguret.JP
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Framework Design Guidelines: Powerful and Easy
Continuing in the series of sharing information from the Framework Design Guidelines … Expert from 2.2 Fundamental Principles of Framework Design Providing a development platform that is both powerful and easy to use is one of the main goals of the .NET
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The SLAR (vol2) on System.AppDomain
Continuing in the series sharing some of the information in the .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 1 and .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference Vol 2 with some information on AppDomain. BA We introduced Application Domains
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An interview with Krzysztof on the Framework Design Guidelines
Krzysztof was recently interviewed about framework design in general and the Framework Design Guidelines in particular. Inside framework design with author Krzysztof Cwalina Here is my favorite part, we get this question all the time.. SVB: How do design
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