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MSDN Ultimate Subscription giveaway +1
I was fortunate enough to receive MSDN Ultimate Subscriptions as well as SQLDenis. I Think Denis's idea and contest to see who we can give these to is excellent. To support Denis and his idea, I'm adding another subscription that will be handed over once we read over the responses. That means your chances just got much better to enjoy the subscriptions and the benefits Visual Studio 2010 has to offer!
Visual Studio 2010 Concurrency Profiling And Parallel Programming
Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 are almost released, one of the new things that ship with this release is Parallel Programming. Since you can't buy a machine anymore with just one core it is time that we developers get intimate with concurrent programming. I decided to play around with this a little today, this is not a real technical post, I mostly show you how you can get started and what new tools are available.
Getting to know Parallel Programming with the .NET Framework 4
The best way to learn about new additions to a framework is to look at some code. There are 22 sam...
Simple advice for choosing an ESB
I thought I would share a recent question that was raised on LinkedIn, which asked:
Starting the Holy Wars on ESB? Who brings the best package deal to the table i.e IBM, MSFT...... Look at this way " A mid sized cash crunched has to implement ESB what are the options it has" or rather who should it be married to. Any thoughts
Tons of ESB from various players are in the market IBM, MSFT, Oracle , SAP but remember its a cash crunched company which requires the ESB. I can provide more details on the technical side. The idea is to throw ope...
An interview with Roy Osherove author of "The Art of Unit Testing"
Today I will be having an interview with Roy Osherove about his upcoming book "The Art of Unit Testing". The book concentrates on unit testing for the .Net developer. And it covers these subjects (as taken from the manning website).
The Microsoft Extensibility framework
Like Ayende said, It walks like a duck and it talks like a duck but it’s still to be determined what it wants to be. MEF looks like an IoC container but is it really that? No not really. Anyway here are some very good examples of what you can do with it.
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