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Visual C++ Event in Bad Homburg, Germany

On April, 17th we have Boris Jabes from the Visual C++ Product Team in Germany. This Community Event is free of charge and will have the following Agenda: Agenda Community Event What's new in Visual Studio 2008 walkthrough new C++ features VSTS for C++ Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 02, 2008 9:10 AM by dparys | 1 Comments

Ale Contenti on the new MFC Update (Video)

Two weeks ago we had Steve Teixeira and Ale Contenti in Germany. As we have recorded nearly every session of them, I just thought that this one might be of interest for all you folks who are awaiting the new MFC Update which is coming first half of 2008. Read More...
Posted Thursday, November 29, 2007 5:28 PM by dparys | 1 Comments
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Visual C++ Interest Group Germany

For anyone interested in Visual C++ I have created a Facebook Group " Visual C++ Interest Gropu Germany ". You will find here informations, resources and planned community events around Visual C++. I have also posted the Slides from the Visual C++ 2008 Read More...
Posted Friday, November 23, 2007 2:45 PM by dparys | 1 Comments
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Screencast: Merging C++ and C# code into one assembly

I just produced a little screencast on the previous german post . This is just a test of the soapbox infrastructure to realize if the quality is good enough. Any feedback is welcome. By the way, I know that my english has lot of space for improvement Read More...
Posted Thursday, August 02, 2007 10:23 AM by dparys | 1 Comments

Visual Studio 2008 Feature: Extending the Marshaling Library for C++

Anmerkung: Hier geht es zum deutschen Beitrag . As posted before (sorry just in German) Visual Studio 2008 comes with a nice marshaling library for C++/CLI. With that it is easier to convert various native types into managed types and vice versa. Unfortunately Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 25, 2007 4:49 PM by dparys | 0 Comments

IIS7: Using IIS7's Web Core feature in a Windows Forms App

During my investigations in various Windows Server 2008 features I realized that IIS 7 comes with a neat little web core engine which can be rehosted in own applications. The cool thing is it is completely configurable, it has just own drawback: One application Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 18, 2007 4:52 PM by dparys | 1 Comments
 
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