Patrick Steele's .NET Blog
Implements ICodeWithDotNet
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Unit Testing with JUnit
No -- that's not a typo: "JUnit" (not NUnit). At my current job (which is usually VB6/SQL/Oracle development) I've had to do some Java coding. For someone familiar with .NET, it's not too bad.
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Sam, COM+ and .NET
Sam Gentile: This just rocks! COM+, like all other things in .NET, is just so much easier to write.
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More on multiple attributes
Mattew Reynolds adds another tidbit on Attributes:
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Applying an attribute multiple times
I had designed a custom attribute for fields and wanted to be able to apply it multiple times. For example:
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Martin Fowler on Typed Collections
From Martin Fowler:
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Windows Forms Controls chat
Just saw this post in the Microsoft supports newsgroups:
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VB6 in .NET?
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Let go of my assembly!
As noted earlier, I'm using FxCop for the first time today. So I've got FxCop up with it's results, I'm doing ALT-TAB back and forth to clean up some of the easier things. Now I want to re-build and re-analyze but FxCop has my assembly locked. No biggie, I'll start up a new FxCop project and re-build. Still locked. I had to shut down FxCop before I could rebuild.
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VB.NET and FxCop 1.21
I played around with FxCop for the first time today -- very cool app! One thing that is very annoying for VB.NET developers: If you turn on automatic "code reformatting" in VS.NET, the "Set" clause of a Property statement is generated as:
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Welcome Eric Gunnerson
Sam Gentile sends word that C# Program Manager Eric Gunnerson is now blogging! This should be a great source of information for .NET developers.