Yesterday I bumped into a strange Operation Aborted error. I really did not where to start looking for this error. I tried running the web site with first chance exceptions [1][2][3] turned on, running a script debugger and HTML validator but without any luck. Seems that the error is IE app related and you have […]
Programming
Sofia.NET User Group Monthly Meeting
This month UG meeting will be held on 7th of March, 19:00 at Elieff Center for Education and Culture, Studentski grad, Sofia, Hall 103. We have a special guest from INETA – Alex Thissen. Alex is going to talk about WPF and LINQ in two different sessions. Here are the abstracts: Windows Presentation Foundation In […]
Precompiled sites and VirtualPathProvider
Coskun Sunali posted an amazing article how you can set up VirtualPathProviders to run when using Precompiled sites. Do you know that even MS do not use VPP in precompiled sites? Check this out. This is just an example what you can achieve with Reflector and a lot of patience. (The support for VPP is […]
.NET Source Code Debugging Tips
John Robbins is the ultimate debugging hero for me. Read to what John Robbins says about the new released .NET Framework Source Code: If you’ve been downloading your symbols with the Microsoft Symbol Server, make sure to delete your cache directory before you start downloading from the new symbol location. Shawn says you’ll want to […]
COMException loading solution
Happy New Year to all of you! I hope that my blog will keep helping you solve problems that are really tough to find.Recently I bumped into a very strange problem when I tried to open a fresh new solution from the source control and then I got a strange error – Microsoft Visual Studio […]
ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview is Released
The preview version of ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions is released. The Extensions are a new set of tools and controls that will be added onto existing release of ASP.NET with .NET 3.5. This will make possible for web developers to get the latest updates on ASP.NET without having to wait 1-2 years more for the next […]
“Rosario” November CTP
Three weeks after releasing Visual Studio 2008, Jeff Beehler announced the release of “Rosario” November CTP, the next version of Visual Studio.I guess Microsoft product teams does not get any rest. Neither do we, because of them 🙂 Below are the set of features that this CTP includes. My favorite ones are the Historical Debugger […]
First LINQ tutorial in Bulgarian
The first LINQ tutorial in Bulgarian is fact! It just came to my mind that I forget to tell you the good news earlier.Author of the tutorial is Galin Iliev aka Galcho. He wrote about 50 pages tutorial written in Bulgarian. He covers everything you need to get started with LINQ by yourself. The tutorial […]
Codename “Oslo” is Announced
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 […]
Source Code of .NET Framework
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 […]