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- Posts
- 214 from 4 Dec 2003 to 9 Nov 2007
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- personal blog
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2007 17
- Parting words for dear friends
- Lastday
- How to make a bootable USB flash drive
- My Windows Home Server
- Windows Home Server on a virtual machine
- Screenshot of Select-GraphicalFilteredObject.ps1 in action
- Powshell GUI for selecting objects in a pipeline ("Select-GraphiphicalFilteredObject.ps1")
- Domain-Specific Languages
- PowerShell polyglot
- Is Virtual Memory dead?
- A formula for a home platform
- Picking a home PC platform
- properties vs. fields... again
- Controlling Virtual Server through Microsoft PowerShell
- export environment variables from CMD to PowerShell
- random debugger tip: catching COM exceptions
- Microsoft PowerShell is awesome
2006 3
2005 17
- Transition time
- Farewell, C# IDE
- Are we ready to ship VS?
- C# chats coming up
- The new Shiproom
- Instant Messaging silliness
- A simple Set collection
- Weekly P1 ZBB
- Performance of the C# editor
- Slack
- Google Desktop Search size
- Pocket PC Phone
- What Snew?
- Ferments are personal
- Cutting "crashdump" support from the Visual Studio Debugger
- What I'm doing these days
- Thoughts on bit fields.
2004 175
- Performance of 'for' vs. 'foreach'
- New job opening in C#
- Moderation enabled
- What if Garbage Collection was like Garbage Collection?
- Updated: jobs on the C# team
- C# chat tomorrow
- 'switch' in C#
- Meet jbazuzi
- Absolutely, positively, no Edit and Continue
- Uh-oh, it's google
- Google for MSDN help
- Come work on C#
- Safely firing an event, Part 3
- Won't Fix or Postponed?
- Separating out unit tests
- C# Editor at a conference?
- A Factory pattern
- A blog break
- A man talking sense to him self...
- More on autocomplete
- TAB TAB TAB
- How do you ship software?
- Refactoring the C# Express Starter Kit – Part 2: Organizing fields
- Some good feedback on the Range post.
- Refactoring the C# Express Starter Kit
- Comparing ranges
- Rope Boarding Mat
- Fallingwater
- Help Make Blogs More Visible!
- Old office; new office
- Delaying email send in Outlook
- Making “Promote Local” make sense.
- Whidbey Refactorings: Signature Change
- My blogroll
- What are named indexers?
- Refactoring the XMLNotepad
- Keeping disks defragmented
- email = pain?
- A way to do named indexers.
- Dear postal resident
- Want to work on [TOP SECRET]?
- RANU: Running Admin Tasks easily
- Kevin seeking feedback on Formatting behavior
- Geek Nirvana
- Disclaimer
- API writability and the editor
- More about the event class
- If test fixtures could be private
- Test Methods are neither Methods nor Tests
- Popular patterns around events?
- Making regex less painful
- Looking for guidance on exceptions
- Refactoring Party
- Language Readability vs. Writability
- Language design for Refactoring
- Dru
- PDB always
- Soma on Express
- Announcing MSDN Product Feedback Center
- Announcing C# Express
- debug vs. release in C#
- Books
- Another attempt at Functions as objects.
- In training
- Thinking about objects; thinking about C# editing
- What are my goals?
- I great day to blog.
- New hair, step 1
- The clothes make the man
- HTPC & ME
- RANU: smarter CPL and MSC
- RANU: Give me another TS session
- Interface implementation & casts.
- The C/C++ casting codundrum.
- Safely firing an event, Part 2
- Properties with events: another attempt
- Wheel Transitions
- A use for old motorcycle helmets?
- Methods as objects, again
- using (start/end)
- Properties as objects
- More Knots
- Knots
- Other language features as objects
- We love you too, Matt
- Unexpected Error
- Triumph!
- An example of mutable-struct-pain
- Design a Refactoring Extensibility API
- Thoughts on Immutable Types
- Pavlov
- I need a new look
- 2-4-6-8 Motorcycles are really great
- functions as objects
- Test-Driven Debugging
- Test-Driven Development & Code Coverage
- 2 wheels good, 4 wheels easy
- Your expectations of Refactoring.
- everything is an object
- Jay on wheels
- What is TDD?
- enum->class Refactoring the OO way
- Generic Enum helper dud
- Refactor enum->class: Answer 1
- Advanced bug reporting
- Please send in crash reports
- Refactor enum->class
- EnableRTLMirroring
- Time off
- The perfect software project
- Update C# 2.0 Specification
- rethrow for debugging
- An update on C# Edit and Continue
- A new C# team blogger
- Cleaning up 'using' directives
- Generate Method Stub
- The new new lazy loader
- Cyrus likes Weak & Strong references
- Cyrus enhances Optional<>
- The new LazyLoader
- Lock/NoLock code
- Cyrus’s Optional<T>
- Re-ZBB coming
- Default references list in the VS IDE
- Unbound type smart tag
- String colorization
- ASP.NET in Whidbey
- Scott’s lazy loader
- Properties? Not my bag, baby.
- CCC2: InitializeComponent()
- Winforms designed code and C# partial classes
- What's he got in his pocketssess?
- I h8 passw3rdz
- Puffin’ along
- E&C Category added
- Zbb
- How much is enough?
- Whidbey Refactorings: Rename (part 2)
- Whidbey Refactorings: Rename
- English Breakfast
- What Refactorings are in Whdibey?
- Upcoming Chat with Ron Jeffries
- Books 2
- Formatting code in blogs
- Another clear code challenge
- Tech Preview now available!
- Clearest Code Challenge: My answer
- Clearest Code Challenge: Honorable Mention
- Clearest code challenge
- Edit & Continue vs. Test-Driven Development
- Safely firing an event
- Unit Testing chat TODAY!
- Edit and Continue vs. Elvis
- Suggest a topic
- Whidbey Implement Interface
- Sloop-a-palooza!
- Putting the tee BACK in tee dee dee
- Edit and Continue vs. Einstein
- Edit and Continue vs. Mort
- C# Edit & Continue vs. Refactoring
- Software Performance & Hardware configurations
- Performance Scenarios
- SailNOW Graduate!
- Preview Changes for Refactorings
- Making TDD easier
- Are Refactorings safe?
- $exception
- Come join us
- More info on Technology Previews
- Technology Previews of Visual Studio "Whidbey"
- Annoyances in the .Net Framework
- Strings Stink!
- Unit test speed.
- My HTPC.
- My home network