Archive for February, 2007

.Net Reflector 5.0 Released

Lutz Roeder has released a new version of the popular .net reflector tool. At the same time there is also a codeplex project available that gives you a nice overview of the different relfector add-ins. Some new features in the 5.0 version are: •C# 3.0: LINQ query expressions, Lambda expressions •Code URL: code://mscorlib/System.Object •Assembly Browser: [...]

Free ASP.NET Ajax e-learning from microsoft!

Today I saw on David’s blog that microsoft is offering a free e-learning course for the ASP.Net Ajax technology. Check out David’s post about this for more information. Print PDF

Anything new?

Well yes actualy a lot is new. I’m currently working at BICS (Belgacom International Carrier Services) where I’m helping them with one of their projects and in the same time I’m replacing one of my co-workers who is going to leave us. BICS has got an impressive infrastructure. I’ve even a nice display about the [...]

UPDATE #3: TFSProxy

As promised I’ve put the first release for the TFSProxy add-in online at the codeplex project (http://www.codeplex.com/tfsproxy). Print PDF

How to: Print from ASP.Net on a network server

Yesterday we had a small problem with a project of ours. We have a reporting system that server side will process the report and if configured it will print this on a printer somewhere in the network. When we first tried this every time we printed to a network attached printer we got an error [...]

UPDATE #2: TFSProxy

I’ve been busy with cleaning out the code and working on a graphics improvement so that it also looks nice (this is a personal view ofcourse). When all this is done I will also be rebuilding the setup project and then upload it to the codeplex for download. So what’s included in this version: Autoconfiguration [...]

On my way to MCTS

Today I passed my first certification exam. I took the 70-536 exam (Application Development Foundation .net 2.0). I got 89,4% which is not bad if I say so myself Next on the menu is the 70-529 exam (Distributed Application Development in .net 2.0). I think I will take this some near the end of march. [...]

UPDATE: TFSProxy

Just a small update to say I’ve put the project on codeplex back online (http://www.codeplex.com/tfsproxy). I still have to put the screenshots back and eventually I will also keep the deadline for the first release planned on February 19, 2007. I’ve also been mentioned on the following blogs: Richard Berg’s blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/richardb/archive/2007/02/01/new-tfs-tool-tfsproxy.aspx Anthony Borton’s blog: [...]

On hold ?!?

Currently I’m not posting as much as I used to do but that’s because I’m preparing for my certification exam. I’m studying most of the little free time I have. Next week I’ll update the post about the TFS Proxy Switcher. I still have to setup the codeplex project again. Print PDF

Tips & Tricks: Run Console Applications in Visual Studio .Net that doesn’t exit when finished

Most of you might already know this little trick, but for those of you that don’t know it yet it’s very handy. We often create small console applications to test some piece of code or implementation. We will often use the Console.WriteLine and Console.Write to display the results. Now when you debug your console application [...]