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• PDC Talk: The future of C#

  Hi! A very interesting PDC talk (by Anders Hejlsberg) about the future of C#. As a teaser, just some subjects covered in the this talk: More dynamic constructs Optional / Named arguments Concurrency If you work with C#/.Net you can't miss this one! Adrian Read More... Posted Thursday, October 30, 2008 10:34 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet

• An interesting video on C# 4.0 design discussions

  C# 4.0: Meet the Design Team Have fun Adriano Read More... Posted Thursday, July 17, 2008 2:45 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet, multithread

• New programing language!

  Hi! Today I got an "job opportunity" from one of jobs sites I'm registered (no, I'm not looking for a new job, I just didn't unregistered) with a really intriguing subject: A skilled professional with 3 years of experience in C, Sharp and VB.NET. I have Read More... Posted Monday, June 02, 2008 6:04 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: work, programing, c#, dotnet, fun

• Where do you search for .Net tools?

  Hi. This will be a very short, but I hope useful, post! Of course I usually do a google search when I want to find some system/programing tools. Also I do keep an eye on some pretty helpful sites: The Free Country (www.thefreecountry.net) Source Forge Read More... Posted Thursday, May 22, 2008 1:15 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: software, programing, dotnet

• Type safe / refactor friendly configuration for Db4o - Part II

  In my last post I proposed to derive field names from a property accessor in order to gain type safety and compiler support when configuring some aspects of D4bo. So, given the following class: public class Test { private int _age; public int Age { get Read More... Posted Wednesday, May 14, 2008 11:05 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: db4o, Windows, programing, c#, dotnet

• Type safe / refactor friendly configuration for Db4o

  As of today, Db4o uses strings to reference fields in some scenarios such: SODA queries Configuration See the sample bellow: IConfiguration cfg = Db4oFactory.NewConfiguration(); cfg.ObjectClass(typeof(Test)).ObjectField("_age").Indexed = true; IMHO, u Read More... Posted Thursday, May 01, 2008 9:18 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: db4o, programing, c#, dotnet

• A Linq playground for you and your objects

  In this post we'll implement a very basic Linq Console application that supports " ad hoc " queries allowing users to enter Linq queries and run them against a db4o database. O ur main goal is to show how such mechanism can be implemented on top of Linq/Db4o. Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 09, 2008 11:18 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: db4o, work, programing, c#, dotnet

• Old news from the front!

  Visual Studio 2008 has been released (Yep, I'm downloading it right now :) Niiice. Read More... Posted Tuesday, November 20, 2007 5:03 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet

• Do you fear ghosts?

  Well, me too, at least until one month ago :) Seriously, a long time ago (maybe not so long), Rodrigo , a great friend of mine, started talking about write a new language for the .Net platform. Of course, I promptly ignored him, after all, who needs another Read More... Posted Thursday, October 25, 2007 12:08 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, dotnet

• Enabling transparent activation in your db4o applications

  As a software developer, one common pattern I've found over and over again is the typical parent/child relationship. In this post I'll present you a program (a WinForms based application) that lets you create, store and delete objects (representing tasks) Read More... Posted Monday, October 08, 2007 6:33 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: db4o, programing, c#, dotnet

• Another post in the series RTFM :)

  As I've said in my last post, I'm reading C# 3.0 specification. Well, it's amazing what you can learn when you do take the time to learn more about the tools (in this case, the language) you use all day long :). This time I've find out that it's possible Read More... Posted Tuesday, September 11, 2007 12:06 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet

• ?? Operator.. What is it good for?

  Hi, Other day I was poking around C# 2.0 documentation and noted a different operator I had never seen before, ?? so I thought with myself: what is it good for? Well, after reading the documentation (remember, RTFM :) I couldn't believe I didn't known Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 05, 2007 2:39 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet

• Links sobre GC!

  Aqui estão alguns ótimos artigos (em ingles) sobre o Garbage Collector do .Net: http://blogs.msdn.com/tess/archive/2007/04/10/net-garbage-collector-popquiz-followup.aspx http://www.bluebytesoftware.com/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=86c71425-57bc-4fcb-b34b-3262812f12cf Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 10, 2007 5:06 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: Windows, programing, c#, dotnet

• SerialWizard: Uau! 1649 Downloads (1 Gb!)

  Quando comparado com outros aplicativos pode não parecer muito, mas para mim realmente é um número expressivo: o SerialWizard já foi baixado 1649 vezes totalizando 1 Gb ! Se tiver curiosidade para saber como o SerialWizard esta neste momento click aqui Read More... Posted Thursday, March 01, 2007 2:43 AM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: Windows, programing, c#, dotnet, computador, utilitário

• O que esta errado com esta código (Parte X)

  Infelizmente, por motivo de tempo, já faz algum tempo que não posto neste blog :(. Infelizmente ao postar a última entrada desta série (Oque esta errado com este código?) não inclui um número. Assim sendo, vou atribuir o valor X para o mesmo. Com relação Read More... Posted Saturday, September 30, 2006 2:13 PM from Programing Fun | (Comments Off) Filed under: programing, c#, dotnet, multithread