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Working with memory mapped files in .NET 4
oI have been exploring different new features that come with the .NET 4, beyond the most popular ones like dynamic types and covariance; I was interested in performance enhancements. For this reason I am going to publish a couple of blog entries were Read More...
Background and Foreground GC in .NET 4
Another interesting new feature of the CLR 4 comes from the Garbage collection team. On this version, they are adding some performance enhancements on the memory allocation process. The feature is commonly called “Background GC”. But what does it actually Read More...
Design: Architecture Frame Considerations (Part 1)
At Microsoft we are working hard in putting together the different components that are involved deciding the architecture approach. One of these components is the architecture frame, which together with the architecture style and application type creates Read More...
Design: SOA Taxonomy, an object oriented approach
This interesting post by Salvador explores the topic of SOA Taxonomy. An essential part of the SOA Governance is to properly identify the requirements in order to introduce or upgrade a service within your SOA model, this is commonly known and service Read More...
Meet 'Salvador Alvarez Patuel', he's an ADC.
In this weeks ADC interview we meet Salvador Alvarez Patuel. Hello Salvador, who are you? My name is Salvador Alvarez Patuel, I am a senior ADC working on the most amazing challenges. I am originally from Argentina but have been living in the UK for the Read More...
Build: Sharing types and instances between Silverlight and JavaScript
This post by Salvador shows how to reuse current JavaScript functionality with Silverlight. The first thing that ASP.NET developers ask themselves is how to reuse the current existing JavaScript functionality with Silverlight applications. The good news Read More...
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