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Monday, October 27, 2008

‘Oslo’ details starting to trickle out…

by Paul Vick via Paul Vick - Panopticon Central on 10/27/2008 6:38:00 PM

The Oslo dev center on MSDN is now up, and the Oslo CTP is available. You can also check out Models Remixed for even more information and keep your eye on the M language blog . More to be revealed tomorrow…

Scored some updated Addison-Wesley books

by Paul Vick via Paul Vick - Panopticon Central on 10/27/2008 6:32:00 PM

While I was hanging out at the Addison-Wesley booth, I picked up a copy of two updated editions that I’d been eyeing. One is the updated C# Programming Language specification that includes a lot of hard work by Mads : And the other is the updated Framework Design Guidelines: Both look just awesome. I think they’re also supposed to be giving out this sooner or later: So I can hopefully pick up one of those too!

Community Interview with John Stallo (Beth Massi)

by VBTeam via The Visual Basic Team on 10/27/2008 4:00:28 PM

Here's a community interview from our Italian Visual Basic MVP Alessandro Del Sole with John Stallo, a Program Manager working on RAD tools. I first met John on my interview loop at Microsoft. What immediately stuck me when I met him was his Italian name but he has a very cool Australian accent. Being that we both have an Italian heritage, in the first part of my interview we talked about where we were from. That broke the ice quickly and I think I did well in the rest of the interview. :-) ... [ read more ] 1 comment(s)

Properly handling a WinForms Timer event

by Jared Parsons via Jared Parsons on 10/27/2008 12:00:07 PM

The WinForms Timer class allows the user to perform a particular action at a set interval. Timer objects fire a Tick event at the set time which users can easily respond to. This is very useful if a developer wants to check for a particular condition say every 2 seconds ( for the remainder of this article I'm going to use 2 seconds as a practical example even though it's really any arbitrary time period). Occasionally users are surprised to find that the Tick event will fire ... [ read more ] 4 comment(s)

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