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• ReSharper, DXCore and GhostDoc can co-exist at last

  Maybe this has been possible for some time, but I finally got the combination of ReSharper , DXCore and GhostDoc to co-exist peacefully on my Vista machine. I'm using: Resharper 3.0.2 DXCore 2.5.10 GhostDoc 2.1.2 Why is this important: it enables... Posted Dez 21 2007, 11:08 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Cryptographic failure while signing assembly: Unknown error (8013141c)

  I started experiencing a Cryptographic failure while signing assembly: Unknown error (8013141c) after moving my Visual Studio 2005 solutions to Visual Studio 2008. The reason: I'm using strongly named assemblies, and I was running Visual Studio 2005... Posted Dez 15 2007, 01:01 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Visual Studio 2008 At High (*) DPI Settings

  (*) "High" as in "more than 96" I have a frustrating issue with VS2008 on my Vista machine, but luckily I found a solution. Here's the issue: As long as my Windows DPI settings are set to the default of 96 DPI, everything is fine... Posted Dez 13 2007, 01:27 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming, Computers

• LINQPad - Yes, I'm Tired of SQL

  LINQPad is a tool for learning LINQ, and incidentally for replacing SQL Management Studio. Playing around with Linq and seeing how much more elegant it is to phrase queries in Linq rather than SQL, I really feel sooo tired of SQL. I'm missing Linq... Posted Dez 08 2007, 06:08 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• MaskedTextBox and SelectAll - or why MSDN Community Content is cool

  I was working on one of my pet projects the other day, and wanted to implement this behavior: I have a text box for entering a time, and I use a masked textbox for that purpose. The text box has a default value, but the text should be selected so that... Posted Nov 22 2007, 10:42 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• delarou's weblog - AcceptButton and CancelButton on a UserControl

  Today I was looking for the AcceptButton and CancelButton property on System.Windows.Forms.UserControl . Guess what? They don't exist. A bit of Googling (*) pointed me to this blog entry, which works like a charm: delarou's weblog - AcceptButton... Posted Sep 07 2007, 03:11 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Another Link Roundup

  Architecture, Analysis and Design The Domain Tree : a thought-provoking comparison between domain models and the WPF visual tree. CSLA .NET 3.0 available for download Part III. Grabbing the ScreenShot Development tools and tips IE Developer Toolbar Tools... Posted Aug 23 2007, 11:05 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming, Computers

• ASP.NET 2.0 Databinding and Custom Paging

  A lot has happened in ASP.NET 2.0 when it comes do databinding. There are the data sources that make it really easy to grab some data from a SQL database. There is even the ObjectDataSource so Microsoft effectively introduced the middle tier in ASP.NET... Posted Aug 07 2007, 10:05 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Seen on CodePlex: MSBuildShellExtension

  Looks cool: a way to build your projects by right-clicking on the project file in windows explorer: the MSBuildShellExtension project on CodePlex . Disclaimer: I haven't tried this myself yet. Posted Aug 02 2007, 10:09 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Windows Vista release schedule

  From a blog entry that quotes an article by Paul Thurrot: Windows Vista Beta 2: According to Paul, Beta 2 has to be "feature complete" by the end of September. This probably means whatever features they want to include in Beta 2 needs to be... Posted Aug 31 2005, 07:06 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming, Computers

• The State of QuestMaster

  Some of you may be wondering at the apparent lack of progress on my QuestMaster project. It all depends on how you define "progress". If you measure progress by the number of releases, then you are probably disappointed. I, however, am in a... Posted Aug 30 2005, 05:47 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming, Gaming

• Asp.NET 2.0 Link Roundup, or "Scott Guthrie on Steroids"

  Scott Guthrie has been busy: VS 2005 Web Project System: What is it and why did we do it? Using IIS with VS 2005 and the new Web Project system Configuring ASP.NET 2.0 Application Services to use SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005 Some techniques for... Posted Aug 29 2005, 01:09 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• Monad Link Roundup

  Find the Bug in this "Virus" Monad Team Blog/ Posted Aug 29 2005, 01:04 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming, Computers

• Team System won't ship together with Visual Studio 2005 :-(

  Rick Laplante confirms that Visual Studio Team System won't ship with Visual Studio 2005. They will, however, release a forward-compatible Beta 3 of Team System around the same time as Visual Studio 2005's RTM. RTM for Team System will be 60 to... Posted Aug 23 2005, 06:40 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming

• ... And a Team System Link Round-Up

  Microsoft Solutions Framework Fun Visual Studio 2005 Team System Note on IT MSF for CMMI Process Improvement and Agile can Coexist Suggested Reading (Team Foundation Edition) - 2005-08-13 Why doesn't Team Foundation get the latest version of a file... Posted Aug 22 2005, 02:07 by Dirk with | with no comments Filed under: Programming