Blogging from TechEd Developers Barcelona: Somasegar just announced that Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 will be out this November. After just few weeks we will be all able to use the latest version of Visual Studio. Also Microsoft will release source code of Visual Studio IDE to the Premier Visual Studio Industry Partners […]
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Codename “Oslo” is Announced
By Martin Kulov in Programming No Comments
Steven Guggenheimer blogs about the new annoucement from Microsoft of the “Oslo” product line. Biztalk is going to be the next version in Microsft servers that will allow us to host not only Biztalk adapters and Orchestration, but also Windows Workflow Foundation and and Windows Communication Foundation hosts. Codename “Oslo” is the new product line […]
Trainer at TechEd
By Martin Kulov in Events No Comments
I will be proctoring Hands On Labs and doing Ask the Experts sessions at TechEd Barcelona next week. If you are going to be there, give me a call or send me email. I would love to meet you there. Somasegar will do the keynote this year and I guess the accent will be definitely […]
European Silverlight Challenge
By Martin Kulov in Events No Comments
INETA Europe is organizing Silverlight Challenge that starts in November and will have Bulgarian contest to elect two winners to compete on European level in February 2008 at the European Grand Final! Details about competition are available here: http://europe.ineta.org/Events/EuropeanSilverlightChallenge/tabid/311/Default.aspx.If you want to participate in this competition – ask Branimir Giurov – Country Leader of INETA […]
Empty Branch List and Baseless Merge
By Martin Kulov in Application Lifecycle No Comments
In TFS there is an option to make baseless merge. This a kind of merge you want to do between two folders that you haven’t initially branched from each other. The smart part of this process is that when you make the baseless search, TFS is creating a ‘base’ for future merges so it can […]
Source Code of .NET Framework
By Martin Kulov in Programming No Comments
Source code of parts of the .NET Framework will be released to the public for debugging purposes. ScottGu is giving much details in his blog. The license does not allow to copy and recompile the framework. The release will include the Base Class Libraries (BCL), Windows Forms, ASP.NET, System.Data, and WPF. In future more libraries […]
DevReach 2007 is Sold Out
By Martin Kulov in Events No Comments
For those how made it to register – thanks for all your support! I am very happy to see that our work is helping you grow as professional software developer. With even more sessions and speakers than last year, we are now raising the bar higher for DevReach 2008. I hope you enjoy DevReach 2007 […]
Tim Will Show Heart Surger Application
By Martin Kulov in Events No Comments
Tim Huckaby is going to show Heart Surger WPF / MOSS application called Angiographer for may be second first time in the world only during his keynote for DevReach 2007. It is designed to allow doctors to document the diagnosis and intervention process during an angiography procedure. If you haven’t registered for DevReach 2007, there […]
DevReach 2007 is open
By Martin Kulov in Events No Comments
DevReach 2007 is now open for registration. Last year DevReach had a huge success, being the first one to gather all international speaker stars in Microsoft community. Following the example, DevReach 2007 now has 40 sessions in 4 tracks with more than 15 international speakers coming from everywhere in the world. The key note will […]
Fiddler and IE problem under VPN
By Martin Kulov in Misc No Comments
I just found why Fiddler2 works from time to time on my (not so) new Vista installation. It happened that the problem occurred because of my VPN connection. Almost 99% of the time I am out of the office I am using VPN connection, because my Communication machine (another story) is located at the office. […]