June 11, 2003 .net

PowerToys for Visual Studio .NET 2003

Here. From Andrew Webb:
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.NET Rocks Interview — Chris Sells (Again!)

Here. "Chris talks with Carl and Mark about Longhorn, Working at Microsoft, his book with Don Box, his new Windows Forms book, dealing with Printer Margins, passing command-line arguments to auto-deployed applications, linking assemblies, the new Matrix movie, what's new in Ghengis, and answers the age old question 'to GAC or not to GAC?'"
June 10, 2003

Only 1 Month Left ’til Applied XML Dev. Conference

Here. There's only one month left 'til Dave, Sam, Don, Steve, Chris, Tim and a whole bunch of other guys into XML on an unhealthly level gather for the Applied XML Developer's Conference. Don't miss it! Click the link for details.
June 8, 2003 .net

BinaryComboBox .NET released!

Here. From : A handy ComboBox control for developers!
June 7, 2003

Chris Sells mentioned on Coast to Coast AM

From Guy Incognito: As I was falling asleep, I heard Chris Sell's name mentioned on Coast to Coast AM Radio by William Poundstone as he was discussing his book "How Would You Move Mt. Fuji: Microsoft's Cult of the Puzzle".
June 6, 2003 .net

Yet another C# feature creeps into Java

Here. From Keith Wedinger: Java SDK 1.5 (code named Tiger) is going to support variable length argument lists. In C#, this is accomplished via the params keyword. In Java, they are going to use an ellipsis token.
June 6, 2003 .net

Agile .NET Development mailing list

Here. From Bernard Vander Beken: A new list where Agile Software Development using the .NET Framework can be discussed. Example topics: Unit Testing, Refactoring and Continuous Integration.
June 5, 2003

I’ve got spurs…

Here. I'm walking down the hall this morning after a successful meeting in building 40. I'm wearing shorts 'cuz it's sunny in Seattle (!) and the shorts have 6 pockets, the two extras in front and below the two standard pockets. Because I'm away from home, my pockets are filled with my wallet, cell phone, keys, a few days worth of change, my sun glasses and a PAA (Personal Analog Assistant) that I'm carrying. Since most of the stuff is in my lower pockets, I'm more sauntering than walking. Also, at each step, I jingle, because of the change and the keys, ching-ching-ching... Then I realize that I'm humming. While this isn't unusual (I'm generally a happy fellow), after a few seconds, I realize the tune and bust out laughing. Follow the link for the tune...

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