Brad Abrams
Design Guidelines, Managed code and the .NET Framework
January 2006 - Posts
Books for new managers...
As part of building a new team, I am spending sometime thinking about what makes a good manager... In particular, I have a couple of brave souls on my team that are taking the big step to managing people for the first time. In the process, I have been
Read More...
Book Plug: Professional ASP.NET 2.0 Security, Membership, and Role Management
Stefan Schackow a PM on my new team recently published at great book on the applications services offered by ASP.NET 2.0. While I have only worked with Stefan for a month now it is already obvious that he knows his stuff... do doubt this is reflected
Read More...
The Register review of the Framework Design Guidelines
The Register does a review of the Framework Design Guidelines ... Other than a crack about the title of the book the review is positive. ;-) One point that I have not seen before: While the .NET focus is evident, it has to be said that the principles
Read More...
PM Tip #73: The "Be More Visible" Sham
One common message PMs get from their managers is to “be more visible” (I know I have given that feedback myself) . The manager often says it this way: “Billybob, you are doing great work, getting the right things done on time, but you are not being visible
Read More...
The Mix fun starts: Atlas for Designers
I sat down with some folks from the Live Local team and the Atlas team to talk about the session at Mix06 that we are giving together. "Designing a Better User Experience with AJAX " (title is tentative). Here is our current thinking, very much subject
Read More...
Framework Design Guidelines Finalist for Jolt Awards
I just heard that the Framework Design Guidelines is a Jolt Award finalist ... The rest of the finalist in this category are very impressive. I am honored to have the FDG be among them.. Agile Web Development with Rails by Dave Thomas et al. (Pragmatic
Read More...
A new Opportunity for me...
As many of you know after you ship a major release there is inevitably a re-org as the teams get in alignment to deliver on the next set of opportunities… One of the outcomes of our post- Whidbey shuffle here at Microsoft was to create a product unit
Read More...
Is Windows XP SP2 required for .NET Framework 2.0?
Recently a customer asked me if XP SP2 is a required preq for .NET Framework 2.0... Here is the answer we were able to get out to them... I thought you’d be interested. While the .NET Framework 2.0 may install on SP1 or XP Gold, these will not be supported
Read More...
Where to find ISV-style C# experience
I had an opportunity recently to chat briefly to Eric Hahn (of Netscape and Lookout fame) about his next interesting project… which btw, will be built in C# just like lookout. He mentioned that it was hard to find developers with world class ISV-style
Read More...
MSDN Mag weighs in on the Framework Design Guidelines book
Scott Mitchell's did a review of the Framework Design Guidelines in his MSDN- ToolBox Column ... My favorite part of the review was again around the annotations... It is fun to see what folks pull out and find interesting: What I liked best about this
Read More...
A slacker review of the Framework Design Guidelines
http://www.dotnetslackers.com/ has a good review of the Framework Design Guidelines Book Review: Framework Design Guidelines: Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries My favorite part of the review is here: Guidelines can be boring
Read More...
Review for SLAR vol2
The . NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2 gets a well thought out review from Mike Riley on www.AspNetPro.com . Mike does a good job of highlighting what I think is the core value of the book – and why I had so much fun working
Read More...
My Top 10 Blog posts of 2005
Well, it is that time of year for “ Top 10 of 2005 ”. Thanks to some help from a fellow MSFT blogger I was quickly able to generate the list of the “most popular” blogs of 2005 from this site. I was not exactly sure how to measure “most popular”.... So
Read More...
Search
Go
This Blog
Home
Email
本博客中文版 (View in Chinese)
These postings are provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confer no rights.
Tags
.NET Framework
.NETFx3.0
Acropolis
AJAX
AjaxWorld
ASP.NET
ASPMVC
Atlas
BCL
Blogging
CLR
DevLink07
Framework
Framework Design Guidelines
ISV
MEF
Microsoft AJAX Library
Mix07
Mix08
New Guideline
Orcas
PDC
Port25
Program Manager
RainbowsEnd
Random
ReMixBoston07
Silverlight
SLAR
Software Development
TechEd
TheAjaxExperience
VB
VernorVinge
WinForms
WPF
Archives
May 2008 (2)
April 2008 (11)
March 2008 (21)
February 2008 (12)
January 2008 (14)
December 2007 (13)
November 2007 (13)
October 2007 (21)
September 2007 (7)
August 2007 (13)
July 2007 (10)
June 2007 (25)
May 2007 (18)
April 2007 (15)
March 2007 (15)
February 2007 (6)
January 2007 (15)
December 2006 (8)
November 2006 (12)
October 2006 (13)
September 2006 (8)
August 2006 (5)
July 2006 (12)
June 2006 (15)
May 2006 (12)
April 2006 (10)
March 2006 (15)
February 2006 (14)
January 2006 (13)
December 2005 (7)
November 2005 (18)
October 2005 (16)
September 2005 (30)
August 2005 (22)
July 2005 (15)
June 2005 (14)
May 2005 (17)
April 2005 (24)
March 2005 (28)
February 2005 (20)
January 2005 (28)
December 2004 (18)
November 2004 (17)
October 2004 (24)
September 2004 (16)
August 2004 (28)
July 2004 (17)
June 2004 (19)
May 2004 (28)
April 2004 (31)
March 2004 (28)
February 2004 (30)
January 2004 (35)
December 2003 (17)
November 2003 (28)
October 2003 (43)
September 2003 (25)
August 2003 (21)
July 2003 (26)
June 2003 (9)
May 2003 (14)
April 2003 (50)
Books by Brad Abrams
Framework Design Guidelines : Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries
.NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2
.NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 1
Base Class Library Reference Poster
Programming in the .NET Environment
Noteworthy Posts
Who am I?
Code Guidelines
Syndication
RSS 2.0
Atom 1.0