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On the way back from a week of vacation in Europe after Teched Barcelona I finished Rainbows End . In this book Vernor Vinge has influenced my view of what the technology should\can do in the future. A few trends from today that Vernor picks up on and
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Speaking at the Patterns and Practices Conference
I was honored to be asked to speak at the Patterns and Practices Conference in October here on the Redmond campus. I am still locking down exactly what my content will be, so if you plan to come and you have suggestions please do drop me a line.
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My team is going to TechEd....
Unfortunately I can’t make it to TechEd this year, but a fair number of folks from my team are going. If you get a chance please go check out these sessions! I bolded the sessions given by folks directly on my team, so if you make it to any of those sessions,
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Standard Microsoft Icons
A customer recently asked me if they can use the standard Microsoft explorer icons in their applications. The answer is yes! In fact Soma blogged about the extended set of Icons we have in VS2005 , but basically you can find the VS 2005 Image Library
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What's my job?
Last months Dr. Dobbs has an interesting article on the changing face of software development jobs which rings true to me. As the software development discipline matures you might expect the roles to become better defined and specialized. Just like Eskimos
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WinForms, Vista and Glass
TimS does a great post on getting the Vista “glass” look and feel in a WinForms app... http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2006/04/18/578637.aspx This is a cool little “light-up” feature you can do in your WinForms app to make them look even cooler when
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Information on Offline Client applications with .NET Framework 2.0
Steve posts some good information on getting offline client apps developed with VS2005 and .NET Framework 2.0... I’d love to hear feedback or success stories... From Steve’s blog.. Using SQL Server Mobile w/Visual Studio 2005 – 7 minutes A quick walkthrough
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What customers ultimately buy...
Amazon has a cool new feature on many of there pages called “ What do customers ultimately buy after viewing items like this?” Seems pretty self-explanatory... After folks view one item, what item do the eventually buy... Joe Wikert noticed this as well
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Live From Redmond...
INETA (the .NET User Group People) just created a virtual user group called Live From Redmond … We will have Microsoft folks give Live Meeting talks every week on topics we hope you will find interesting. These are open to anyone. We hope you will come
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A rare moment in history is passing you by... What were you doing?
A very rare moment in history is passing you by --- the time is: 01 02 03 04 05 06.... that is the current time is: 01:02:03 04/05/06 To mark this otherwise forgettable occasion, I’d love to find out what you were doing at exactly this time... please
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Novice tip for doing Ajax development
I spent a little time over the holiday break experimenting with Ajax development specifically with the December Atlas preview . Overall I am very impressed with what you can do with zero client impact. One problem I ran into fairly quickly was that I
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Peanut butter and software planning
One of the reasons planning software projects is so much fun is that there are tons of inputs… customer requests, what the competition is doing, what the business needs to grow, supporting other groups at the company, our own personal pet peeves about
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from Features to Value Proposition
One thing I love about software is that there are very few limits to what you can do. Basically if you can imagine it, it can be done. After all it is all ones-and-zeros. One implication of this is that it is easy to think up new features for a software
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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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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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Books by Brad Abrams
[2005] Framework Design Guidelines (First Edition)
[2005] .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 2
[2004] .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 1
[2004] Base Class Library Reference Poster
[2002] Programming in the .NET Environment
[2008] Framework Design Guidelines (second edition)
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