Categories: German Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/13/2006 9:37 AM | Comments (2)

Soeben per DHL Express eingetroffen:

Danke ;-)

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Categories: German, Tools, Development Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/12/2006 7:26 PM | Comments (0)

Seit heute ist SharpDevelop2 Beta 2 verfügbar. Näheres dazu in der Release-Info.

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Categories: Team System, English Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/7/2006 8:29 PM | Comments (0)

As Damir has posted a few minutes ago, Team Foundation Server Release Candidate is available for MSDN Subscribers.

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Categories: .NET Framework 2.0, ASP.NET 2.0, Patterns/Practices Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/7/2006 6:57 PM | Comments (0)

The MSDN article ".NET Pet Shop 4: Migrating an ASP.NET 1.1 Application to 2.0" shows the best practices for building enterprise, n-tier .NET 2.0 applications that may need to support a variety of database platforms and deployment scenarios.

It also shows the ASP.NET 2.0 improvements like Membership or MasterPages that simplify development of n-tier applications with .NET 2.0.

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Categories: Allgemein, Datenbanken, German Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/7/2006 1:25 PM | Comments (0)

<JustMy2Cents>

Bezugnehmend auf Thomas' und Norberts Postings bezügl. OODBMS im Allgemeinen und db4o im Speziellen überlege ich gerade, ob man hinsichtlich der von Norbert gefordeten Standardisierung und allgemeiner fortschreitender messagebasierter Entwicklung nicht XML in Datenbanken den Vorzug geben sollte. Durch die Unterstützung von XML in z.B. SQL Server 2005 hat man dadurch imho auch gleich die Möglichkeit, Objekte und relationale Daten parallel in einer einzigen DB zu speichern.

Nicht, dass ich mich bisher großartig damit auseinandergesetzt hätte... ;-)

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Categories: .NET Framework 2.0 Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/6/2006 2:00 PM | Comments (0)

Brad Abrams has posted the .NET Framework 2.0 poster:

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Categories: VisualStudio 2005 Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/5/2006 9:42 PM | Comments (0)

When trying to manage my new CodeSnippets in Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite I recognized that the CodeSnippet Manager does not appear under Tools / CodeSnippet Manager:

After a little bit of (Re-)Search I found the solution: Drag Tools / Customize / Commands / Tools / CodeSnippets Manager to your Tools Menu:

Problem solved:

This behaviour is caused by choosing "Team Test Settings" when starting Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite the first time.

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Categories: German, System Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/3/2006 5:50 AM | Comments (0)

Microsoft stellt die technische Referenz für Windows XP (="Windows XP Professional Resource Kit") kostenlos online.

Via Heise Newsticker.

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Categories: German, VisualStudio 2005 Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/3/2006 5:45 AM | Comments (0)

"Visual Studio 2005 lässt sich um eigene Assistenten, Projekttypen, Addins, Macros oder VSIP Packages erweitern. Damit aber diese Schnittstellen wirklich leistungsfähig einsetzbar sind, müssen Sie sehr viel über die internen Konzepte, Details und Vorgehensweisen von Visual Studio 2005 wissen. Microsoft bietet daher mit dem Visual Studio 2005 eine zusätzliche Erweiterungsmöglichkeit an: das Guidance Automation Toolkit oder kurz GAT."

Online-Artikel: GAT – Guidance Automation Toolkit

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Categories: .NET Framework 2.0, Framework.NET, VisualStudio 2005, VisualStudio.NET Posted by AlexanderZeitler on 2/1/2006 11:28 AM | Comments (0)

S. 'Soma' Somasegar (VP, Developer Division) has announced the Visual Studio and .NET Framework Servicing site on MSDN.

The site includes new information about the Visual Studio and .NET Framework servicing roadmap and the Microsoft servicing process.  It also aggregates a large amount of information about released software updates that was previously difficult to find.

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