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30. januar 2006 10:48

Even better way to use Linq over DataTable.Rows

Sahil posted even better way to use Linq over DataTable.Rows collection than the one I blogged about . Use extension method OfType<T> (sounds like a VB.NET method) on non-generic IEnumerable and there you go.
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25. januar 2006 23:51

Running on Community Server 2 beta3

I just updated Community Server 1.1 to CS2 beta3 and the thing looks really good. So far there were no showstoppers, just minor glitches. And obviously, posting works as expected. Good work, Telligent.
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25. januar 2006 10:22

Community Server 2 beta 3 is out

Community Server 2 beta 3 is out - I certainly hope that they've fixed AM/PM bug which prevented you posting anything when the server was hosted on non-us regional settings. Get it here: http://communityserver.org/forums/thread/511219.aspx
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24. januar 2006 11:24

Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer January 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP) (aka Sparkle) is available for download

Go, get Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer January 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP) (aka Sparkle) here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=ed9f5fb2-4cfc-4d2c-9af8-580d644e3d1d&displaylang=en
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20. januar 2006 18:38

Slides from my "What's new in Visual Studio 2005, .net 2 framework and programming languages" event are now online

I talked in front of a full room (about 55 attendees) and it was quite a good experience sharing the knowledge. And as I've promised I made avaliable the slides I used on the event . You can find them here (slides are in Slovene language).
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17. januar 2006 11:12

Is Linq going to interfere with normal C# 2.0 projects

I see such questions here and there: "Is Linq going to interfere with normal C# 2.0 projects?". Here is my guess . There are two parts of the issue. Compiler . Linq needs a new C# (or vb.net) compiler which might not work as expected (as Linq is in preview
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15. januar 2006 23:25

Linq over DataTable.Rows

Currently you can't directly use Linq over and DataSet/DataTable/DataRowCollection/etc. class. Trying something like this won't work: var q = from r in table.Rows select r; Enabling Linq over the classes mentioned above is under consideration by Microsoft
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12. januar 2006 13:40

One day presentation of "What's new in Visual Studio 2005/.net 2"

I'll be talking about "What's new in Visual Studio 2005/.net 2" for Microsoft Slovenia ISV partners. This will be a whole day event and it will take place on 19 January, 2006 at Microsoft Slovenia in Ljubljana. I'll be covering these topics: C#, VB.NET
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8. januar 2006 20:23

Is floppy disk drive dead? Apparently not.

Do you think that a floppy drive is a relict from the past that you won't need ever again? Think again: Recently I found myself installing Windows XP 64bit edition on an Athlon 64 powered machine. The thing had also two 250Gb disks in RAID 0 and no floppy
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6. januar 2006 9:53

Building XpoLinq

Developer Express recently released first beta version of their XPO2 ORM product to their subscribers (currently there are also betas of both XtraCharts and XtraLayout - all of these betas look really good). Since I've already dived into Linq/DLinq world
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2. januar 2006 20:21

AMD Cool'n'quiet technology cools your CPU to ice level

Well, not exactly ice level but helps a lot bringing the temperature of your (idle) cpu down. A quick explanation of the technology would be: cool'n'quiet throttles speed and voltage of your (desktop) Athlon 64 down to minimum of half speed and 60% full
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