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Silverlight surfing
Pardon the silver surfer tagline, I just watched the FF trailer, and as Johnny would say "That is so cool". Over the last week, there have been a flurry of activities in the blogspace surrounding Microsoft's announcement on MIX. John Lam...
Posted: May 07 2007, 04:10 AM by velocity | with no comments
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CLR meets DLR...the future is dynamic.
Jim Hugunin of IronPython fame announced at the MIX conference the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime). While IronPython demonstrates how good the support for dynamic languages are today in the CLR, the "new Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) adds a small...
How To: Check if there are processes that are running using .NET (using PowerShell)
Keith posted a console app he created to determine the processes that are running .NET applications. I got thinking that this type of "utility" apps are perfect for PowerShell. So I took Keith's code and made an equivalent powershell script. $dotnet ...
Posted: Mar 16 2007, 08:12 PM by velocity | with 1 comment(s)
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A double header post
This is my first blog post using Windows Live Writer . Setting up WLW to post to devpinoy was a great experience. All I had to do was give it the URL for my blog [http://community.devpinoy.org/blogs/velocity] and my username + password and it will try...
PowerGadgets: Desktop Reporting and Monitoring for IT/DB Professionals - Who Don't Write Code.
PowerGadgets has just added a whole new level of "extending" PowerShell. Imagine providing charting facilities to a scripting language, all through its extensibility using .NET. Already I can image using PowerShell to drive build scripts and "visualize...
Posted: Nov 18 2006, 06:31 PM by velocity | with no comments
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I learned something new this week
I've been working on my "super duper mucho excellente" windows service project and the obvious questions pops up "How do you debug a windows service?" I've been told "Use a console/windows program to drive the business logic of the windows service". But...
Posted: Oct 21 2005, 07:11 AM by velocity | with no comments
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