Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

Charles Chen — Fri, 07 Jan 2005 18:30:00 GMT

Hi Dan, what release of VS2K5 are these features packaged in? Or are they even available for preview yet?

re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

Charles Chen — Fri, 07 Jan 2005 18:30:00 GMT

I should clarify: "What *beta/CTP* release are these features in"?

re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

Dan Fernandez — Fri, 07 Jan 2005 18:43:00 GMT

Good question, all of the features are available in Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1.

-Dan

re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

Jonathan de Halleux — Sat, 08 Jan 2005 05:36:00 GMT

The object test bench seems funny. Do we plan to add recording capability to it ? This would make it an interresting tool for unit testing...

Mi ?j van a C# 2005-ben?

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Visual C# 2005 Overview

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re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

M Kolling — Sun, 22 May 2005 20:56:06 GMT

Jonathan de Halleux writes (in comment above): "The object test bench seems funny. Do we plan to add recording capability to it ? This would make it an interresting tool for unit testing..."

Now, since the whole object bench idea is a straight copy of BlueJ, you may as well go all the way, do it properly, and copy BlueJ's recording capability as well...

See http://www.bluej.org/vs/vs-bj.html

re: Overview of Visual C# 2005 Features

petra eckhart — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 22:11:23 GMT

I'm studying for microsoft certicates and read/learned a lot of material. Before this I studied from Kollings boek JAVA with BlueJ. And if there's one thing I learned from all this ...

if you want to learn how to program obj orientated (and not just want to learn about what is what) this is THE book: You should give Kolling credits for this book and method/approach.
I'm not a microsoft hater, but please please give credit to the people who deserve it. And it might be a nice suggestion to make a C# version from this method. And by this I mean like translating a book: so including paying the original makers/writers. To me this all seems to make common sence.
If I was managing Microsoft, I would put effort in making products that are of a high standard: both technically as morally. I would stop enoy the rest of the world by rather childish and greedy behaviour.
Perhaps than I would have to excuse myself to friend who don't like microsoft...