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Release of CAB (Composite UI Application Block) !!

And so it releases. This has been a great project and team to work with. I feel privileged to have been able to work with all the folks who made it possible, and to have made such a step forward implementing a close customer connection throughout the Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 06, 2005 3:38 PM by edjez | 9 Comments

Of EntLib 2.0, a local AOP Workshop, and the infamous TDD article

Quickie blog post, just to get jamming: EntLib internals webcast . Yes, EntLib and CAB ship with ObjectBuilder, our common factory & dependency injection infrastructure ++. Answering the FAQs: Yes, we have one. Yes, it's this one. Yes, you can build Read More...
Posted Monday, December 05, 2005 8:19 PM by edjez | 6 Comments

Backwards Compatibility and Enterprise Library and all patterns & practices assets -What's the deal?

Hello. How are you? Enterprise Library for VS.NET 2005 will have API and configuration changes compared to the latest versions (January/June). So will other blocks and a lot of the rest of the guidance....and you should expect this. er...Is that a roar Read More...
Posted Friday, August 05, 2005 7:18 PM by edjez | 13 Comments

p&p Community Process 2.0 is out!

We have relased the p&p Community Process to 2.0, incorporating feedback we got from customers, partners and field on the 1.0 version. This one includes: - A more realistic relationship between the internal process and externally visible process. Read More...
Posted Friday, July 08, 2005 7:57 PM by edjez | 4 Comments

5 years of guidance groups at Microsoft! - What's your story?

5 years ago Microsoft executives approved the existence of a group focused on guidance - understanding enterprise customer scenarios, creating a dedicated engineering team to producing guidance in the form of code,patterns, frameworks and guides, and Read More...
Posted Thursday, June 30, 2005 10:02 PM by edjez | 0 Comments

How Community Feedback is changing the CAB

I love how the CAB project is working with our community process. Not only does the transaprency give us a chance to ge great input from field, customers, partners and even folks at MS product groups; but it also is a nice forcing function to keep our Read More...
Posted Monday, May 02, 2005 6:58 PM by edjez | 9 Comments

CAB - Composite UI Application Block Ready to Kick Off!

Great piece of news - today in the patterns & practices group we went through our M0 milestone for an exciting asset to assist with Smart Client development. We are calling it the CAB - which stands for Composite UI Application Block. It is not a Read More...
Posted Monday, April 18, 2005 7:20 PM by edjez | 30 Comments

My Performance Review Document - Are these the right things to be working on?

I had a conversation with Ward today where he was asking me if it was common for folks in MS to share their goals (what you go against when you do performance appraisal) as a way of communicating to others what they are working on. It led me to think Read More...
Posted Wednesday, March 23, 2005 9:05 PM by edjez | 15 Comments

Enterprise Library - It's shipped!

First things first Software is about the people. Scott , Tom , Bill, Peter , Brian , Tim S , Mo, Tim O, Hisham, Paul, Rohit, Prashant, Mani, and Kyle - you all rock. The team has pulled together a release that carries forward the best of the “Application Read More...
Posted Friday, January 28, 2005 2:19 PM by edjez | 7 Comments

Updater Application Block V2..now gathering requirements... last stop before ClickOnce

We are preparing v2 of the Updater Application Block . (Check out the 300+ members GotDotNet community ) We have some core goals we want to go for: - Simplify, simplify, simplify - Allow partial updates - Tooling to 'add' the block to the app - You tell Read More...
Posted Tuesday, September 21, 2004 3:49 PM by edjez | 0 Comments

Separating UIP-Web from UIP-Windows?

I have been during the last months becoming increasingly warm to the idea of branching the UIP block into two branches: windows and web. Here's the reasons why we did it unified in the first place, and my opinion on why the assumptions aren't holding Read More...
Posted Tuesday, August 24, 2004 3:15 PM by edjez | 5 Comments
 
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