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Tuesday, January 16, 2007
What is next for WinForms WSOD in Orcas?
by BradA via Brad Abrams on 1/16/2007 10:51:00 PM
We have had lots of interest in the White Screen of Darn from VS 2005. No one likes dealing with errors in their applications, especially those that are hard to diagnose. We have spent a bunch of time listening to feedback on the VS2005 WSOD and have made some improvements.. If you have ever come face to face with this screen, the experience has probably given you an opinion or two on how it could better help you debug your app. Now is your chance to share that opinion, because Scott Morri ... [ read more ] 2 comment(s)
How to Design Great APIs and Why it Matters
by BradA via Brad Abrams on 1/16/2007 4:54:00 PM
     A co-worker of mine sent me this presentation Joshua Block ( Effective Java )… Joshua was a key API designer for Java at Sun and is now working at some small search engine company. It is so great to learn from your competitors and Josh really is a smart guy with clear, crisp ideas that resonate well in the .NET world. How to Design a Good API & Why it Matters A few takes aways for me: If the names are nasty, you likely have bad design Agility tr ... [ read more ] 5 comment(s)
Windows Communication Foundation clients and IDisposable
by Maurice via Maurice de Beijer on 1/16/2007 8:27:55 AM
If you are using a WCF client make sure you either Close() or Dispose() the client when you are done. I failed to do so and got bitten by a big memory leak I was using a NetMsmqBinding and forgot to close the client when done. By itself the code worked just fine, no leaks or nothing. But then the same piece of code got called from inside another NetMsmqBinding server during the reception of a message and it generated a memory leak big time. Of course I should have Disposed() the client but th ... [ read more ]


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