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  • Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 Info

    Scott Guthrie just posted info about beta 1 of Silverlight 2.0, a release I've really been looking forward to. Now if only I could get my hands on the actual bits, his tutorial might be a little more fun!
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 02-22-2008
  • Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 Released

    Per Scott Guthrie's post , VS2008 and the latest .net framework have been released. I've been waiting for this for a while and this is very exciting news for all developers working on Microsoft platforms. Downloading now!
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 11-19-2007
  • Beta Releases are Bittersweet

    My company just released the first private beta of our flagship communications software LifeMate. We went out for dinner and drinks afterwards to celebrate the release (it's been a long time coming, trust me). But even during the celebration, there was a bit of an undercurrent of "still a lot...
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 08-20-2007
  • VS 2008 Beta 2: First Thoughts

    I finally got Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 installed correctly on my laptop. I tried Visual Web Developer Express first but realized that didn't give me enough of a preview of the new features. So I downloaded and installed the Team Suite trial. At first glance, aside from a few little graphical changes...
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 07-28-2007
  • Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 Released

    Microsoft announced yesterday that they were releasing Beta 2 of their upcoming Visual Studio 2008, the next version of their very popular software development suite. I've been following Scott Guthrie's blog on the new features that will be in VS2008 and I must admit, I'm excited about it...
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 07-27-2007
  • Silverlight 1.1 Alpha

    Microsoft made a pretty major announcement today at Mix 07 . They announced that the 1.1 version of Silverlight would contain a cross-platform implementation of the .NET framework, allowing Silverlight applications to be written in any .NET language and still run on all platforms (though it appears that...
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 04-30-2007
  • Algorithms Meet the Real World

    In general, I've always been pleased by how well I can use modern programming languages (C#, Java, C++) to create algorithms that "mimic" some business process that we need to have automated here at my office. Every now and then, however, we run across something that is very difficult to turn into a...
    Posted to Musings from the Hook (Weblog) by tlmii on 04-30-2007
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