February 2005 - Posts

Chris on Shared Sessions in OneNote

Chris Pratley has a great post on the way the OneNote team use the shared sessions feature that they built into their product. This is the feature that I mentioned in my post On Distributing My Office Whiteboard . This type of seamless no-baton collaboration Read More...

Posted 23 February 05 05:06 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling

Just what IS a DSL Tools designer?

Recently, an anonymous participant in our newsgroup posted to ask about building code in the debugging solution we provide with the templates in our December DSL Tools CTP. She'd built a DSL designer and was successfully using it to create documents. Read More...

Posted 09 February 05 02:51 by GarethJ | 4 Comments   

Stress-driven development

Grady Booch notes a great post by ckw on Stress-driven development. I've long been an advocate of reversing the "premature optimization is evil" mantra when it comes to the design of system architecture. In my recent past life in building enterprise systems, Read More...

Posted 01 February 05 09:27 by GarethJ | 9 Comments   
Filed under Enterprise Development

Chatvertisement

Just a reminder that my immediate colleagues in the Visual Studio Class Designer team have a community chat tonight. Chat with members of the Class Designer team. Class Designer offers visualization features to help you understand, design, and refactor Read More...

Posted 01 February 05 07:54 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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