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Microsoft & Java communities...

TheServerSide.Com has a post up that references what Don Box and I wrote, and there are some...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/12/2004

Decreased performance when compiling with no options...

One of the things that we've done in Whidbey is add some extra IL instructions to improve the...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/12/2004

Le Tour

This week starts part of my favorite part of the summer, “Le Tour de France”. The tour...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/08/2004

Century Training

A few people have asked me what training I did for my century ride. I'm currently riding 4 days a...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/08/2004

JavaOne 2004: Final Thoughts

JavaOne 2004 FinalThoughts Before you read my summary, I encourage you to read the daily posts I...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/08/2004

Beta1 Suggestions and bug reports

For a long time, sending a bug or suggestion to Microsoft has been a bit of a challenge. For the...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/07/2004

JavaOne: Day 4

JavaOne Day Four This is the last of my daily posts. I've got a list of bigger topics I'm going to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/01/2004

Extending existing classes

One other point that came up in the static import thread was extending existing classes. It's not...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/01/2004

Taken to task on my static import post...

Darren took me to task on my post on static import. Despite the fact that he said, “I code in...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 07/01/2004

JavaOne Day Three

JavaOne Day Three Last night I went to a couple of BOFs (Birds of a Feather sessions). The first one...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/30/2004

Why static import is bad...

John Rusk asked me to elaborate on why I think static import is bad. It's all about readability....

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/30/2004

More on AOP scenarios

The big scenario that always comes up WRT AOP programming is logging. I agree that that whole...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/30/2004

C# and Aspect Oriented Programming

One common question I've heard recently is “Are there any plans to add AOP support to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/29/2004

Uncontrollable Urge

I can handle the “Who” music playing in the background in bars, but I'm afraid that I...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/29/2004

JavaOne: Day Two

Still having problems with my wireless, after two BIOS updates and a driver update. I'm back to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/29/2004

Power Collections

Brad writes about a new effort to extend the .NET collections

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/29/2004

JavaOne: Day One

Today was the first real day of JavaOne. I woke up, worked out, and got to the convention center in...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/29/2004

JavaOne blogger Meetup

I'm planning on going to the JavaOne Blogger Meetup on Monday night. It should be an interesting...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/27/2004

JavaOne: Day 0

I flew down from Seattle this morning to attend JavaOne. I'm currently in a lounge, where the...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/27/2004

Avril

A while back, Gus wrote about his ultimate devotion to Avril. Well, that's not exactly how he put...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/27/2004

Whiteboard with Anders session

(Turns out we got a bad video file for this, so the session isn't up right now. I'll repost when it...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/25/2004

Technorati

I'm a big fan of Technorati. I pay them $10 a year, and they provide me with a feed that tells me...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/25/2004

Sun Blogs...

I've been subscribed to the Sun blogs for a few weeks now, but I haven't found much of a reason to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/25/2004

Build Comment Web Pages

In VS2003, there is a feature known as “Build Comment Web Pages” that was designed to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/25/2004

Grouping classes in an assembly

This useful bit of information crossed my desk today: When it comes to packaging in separate...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/24/2004

C# chat for today cancelled

Due to unforseen technical difficulties, the chat for today has been cancelled. I apologize for the...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/24/2004

Off to JavaOne

Sunday I'm flying out to San Francisco to attend JavaOne. I haven't been to a competitor conference...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/23/2004

Last post on Risk...

I've enjoyed reading the responses to my post on risk, and I'm happy that I've provoked some thought...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/23/2004

Anonymous methods and collections in Whidbey

There are some nice new methods on the collection classes in Whidbey that I think will make your...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/22/2004

Risk analysis and estimation...

I hadn't planned on writing a followup on my risk post, but one comment compelled me to write some...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/22/2004

Risk, Filtering, and what you love.

A good friend of mine wrote in response to my recent post: Every person that I have ever known that...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/21/2004

Chat on the C# TechEd talks

If you were at TechEd and had a question about a C# talk, or if you weren't at TechEd and you are...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/19/2004

Close one chapter. Open another?

A few days ago, I said that I was considering a big decision (for me) that would simplify my life....

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/18/2004

The Lunar Men

The time: The early 1700sThe place: England, at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. In this...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/15/2004

The W in Seattle

Last night, my wife surprised me with a night at the W in downtown Seattle as a late birthday...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/12/2004

Life Simplification

A good friend of mine recently resurfaced after being out of touch for about 18 months. The last...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/10/2004

Strangely Compelling

I'm thinking of setting up a new category named “Strangely Compelling”. I came across a...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/09/2004

How an idea becomes a C# language feature?

In a recent email, a customer asked for a delegation feature. He wanted to do something like (purely...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/08/2004

Java Developer Resource Center

There's a new resource center for Java users who want to interop, evaluate, or migrate to the .NET...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/07/2004

DEV 322 Visual Studio 2005 C# IDE Enhancements - Walkthrough available!

Joe did a great job with this presentation, and he's now posted his walkthrough. If you want to...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/06/2004

Visual Studio Breakpoint Helper

Visual Studio Breakpoint Helper

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/06/2004

.NET Framework Bootstrapper

The .NET Frameowrk Bootstrapper makes it easy (er) to distribute the framework as part of your...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/06/2004

Math.NET

I came across this on one of our internal aliases. Math.NET is a cool mathematical framework. It...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/06/2004

The Difficulties of Language Design

Phil Haack writes about the difficulties of language design. And no, I'm not linking just because he...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/01/2004

Nullable type support in the community preview

One reader commented that nullable types don't seem to fully work in the community preview drop....

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 06/01/2004

TechEd from a Java Persective...

I've been reading a series of posts by N. Alex Rupp on his experiences at TechEd, and his thoughts...

Author: Eric Gunnerson Date: 05/28/2004

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