Disclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. Last time we explored some implications of the C# asynchronous operations for…
Read moreDisclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. I’ve already discussed some implications of the async feature in my previous…
Read moreDisclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. The next version of C# and VB.NET will have support for asynchronous…
Read moreSometimes small changes make have a large impact. An example is the exception-handling difference of Delegate.BeginInvoke and ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem. I’m working on a WPF-client application, which does quite a lot of…
Read moreVisual Studio 2010 is here, and I will upgrade soon. Unfortunately the pricing is unfair for us Europeans =(. Just in time for the VS 2010 the new version of…
Read moreWhen you design a domain model you normally have lots of 1:n and n:n relations. Many developers are quite familiar how to translate such relations into a relational model. But…
Read moreThe Way of the Whiteboard: Persuading with Pictures: A enlightening and wonderful talk about explaining stuff with pictures. The advices in this talk do not only apply to every area.…
Read moreRemember my very first post about db4o? There I’ve made the statement that the tool-support is very bad. Well I don’t revise my opinion here. The situation is still bad…
Read moreA new version of favorite dependency-injection-container Autofac is making progress. It follows the same principals, brings some new features etc. However they also refactored the API, so it isn’t compatible…
Read moreI’ve stumbled over this Maven online book. It’s quite useful for everyone who’s maintaining Maven-builds. This post about “Magic” null argument testing describes how to implement an extremely elegant way…
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