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Friday, June 09, 2006

.NET 2.0 plus WinFX = .NET 3.0

by via Rockford Lhotka on 6/9/2006 10:54:33 PM

According to this blog post by Soma , WinFX is now going to be named .NET 3.0. Now on one hand this makes sense. There's no doubt that WinFX introduces major functionality to .NET. Windows Presentation Foundation is the effective successor to Windows Forms after all - how much more major can you get?? On the other hand, the new .NET 3.0 doesn't break any .NET 2.0 code, and yet it "includes" .NET 2.0. All .NET 3.0 does is add new stuff. Typically, when I think ... [ read more ] 3 comment(s)

GDI Hittesting on unusual shapes (non-rectangular)

by Mark Dryden via Drydo (Mark Dryden) on 6/9/2006 10:47:00 AM

I've seen three posts in the past week or so about this subject and thought I would post up my quick code sample for achieving the above. The basic principal for hittesting on a non-rectangular shape, e.g. polygon, is to represent your shape within a graphicspath, then create a new Region based upon that GraphicsPath and invoke the 'IsVisible' property of the region, passing through the X and Y co-ordinates. The following demonstrates this using the 'VBCity' logo ( http://www.vbcity.com ... [ read more ]

Refactoring in Visual Basic 2005

by Jay Schmelzer via MSDN: Visual Basic on 6/9/2006 4:47:00 AM

Jay Schmelzer talks about source code refactoring and provides a demo of Refactor! for Visual Basic 2005, a free tool from Developer Express, Inc. that adds refactoring support to the Visual Basic 2005 development environment.

Sharing Interfaces in WCF

by geoff via Geoff Appleby on 6/9/2006 3:31:00 AM

For the last couple of weeks I've been playing with WCF, Windows Workflow, and other stuff while putting together a new app that we need. It's been a steep learning curve - trying to keep things familiar (as in, the other guys on the team will still be able to follow the code, and follow generally the same architectural principals) while bringing in this new stuff. It's been extremely fun though :) I thought I'd share what I've come up with as our solution for keeping the client and serve ... [ read more ]

My team is going to TechEd....

by BradA via Brad Abrams on 6/9/2006 1:26:00 AM

Unfortunately I can’t make it to TechEd this year, but a fair number of folks from my team are going. If you get a chance please go check out these sessions! I bolded the sessions given by folks directly on my team, so if you make it to any of those sessions, please drop me a line and let me know how the presenter did... I told them I’d have spies watching for me ;-) Smart Client Breakouts: Cod ... [ read more ]

Security: The Unbearable Lightness of Tampering .NET Apps

by Mike Pearson via DevCity.NET - Articles on 6/9/2006 12:00:00 AM

In this article, Mike Pearson explains why it is so simple to reverse engineer .Net apps. He reviews some of the means available today for protecting such applications from being tampered. At the heart of the discussion Mike talks about code obfuscation and code encryption illustrating the potential weaknesses one should be aware of when using them to protect its apps. Editor's Note: This article was written by Mike Pearson of Secureteam, ... [ read more ]

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