Le guide, tant attendu, pour System Center Operations Manager 2007 est disponible en anglais à l’emplacement suivant : http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/4/d/74deff5e-449f-4a6b-91dd-ffbc117869a2/OM2007_AuthGuide.doc...

When you visit our Windows Mobile Developer Center you will probably notice that we’ve done a complete overhaul of the site.  For years, the Developer Center has been responsible for delivering you content on Smart Device Development which...

D'abord les nominés : vous avez été plus de 400 participants au jeu concours Expression Studio/Wacom et nous vous en remercions. Vous recevrez bientôt le DVD de formation en précommande. Et maintenant les gagnants....suite au tirage au sort : 1er prix...

I'm in New York next week - first for Future Test , then off to Long Island to teach a quick class before heading home. New York is one of my favorite cities, and it's been a few years since I've been there - so I'm taking an extra day while I'm there...

I started using Windows Live Writer to write posts for my blog recently and I have to say that I really like it. It can interface with Spaces and many common blog servers including "Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, WordPress (and many others)." Plus it...

A quick glance at the Windows Mobile Developer Center clues you in to the fact that we’ve done a complete overhaul of the site. For years, our “bread and butter” has been delivering you content on Smart Device Development which most often included articles...

A quick glance at the Windows Mobile Developer Center clues you in to the fact that we’ve done a complete overhaul of the site. For years, our “bread and butter” has been delivering you content on Smart Device Development which most often included articles...

The MSDN Mobility Center at http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsmobile just got a facelift! we have completely redesigned the page to feature the four main mobile application development concepts: Smart Devices Mobile Web Games Rich Internet Apps The last...

The Microsoft Office Interactive Developer Map is a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application that helps developers visualize the different programs, servers, services, and tools that will help them build solutions. It allows them to drill down...

finally I'm back at home :-) great 2 weeks in Seattle attending and presenting at TechReady 6 and then at the Jim Bernardo's team offsite. Really great time I spend there and as usual was exciting meet all the SharePoint Gang (Arpan, Ryan, Lawrence, Alina,...

In my last post ( MSBuild your SSCLI C# projects ) I demonstrated how to create an MSBuild targets file for the SSCLI (Rotor). In this post I'll show you how to make it easier to use Visual Studio to develop SSCLI C# projects. To build successfully in...

I've been talking at a bit of a higher level lately, and today I'm just in the mood to go into some of the deeper debugging aspect that you may run across when looking at Windows Vista application compatibility. (Well, perhaps not deep to some, but for...

Scott Guthrie has done it again and posted an amazing first look at Silverlight 2.0. Make sure to hop on over to his blog and check out the detailed tutorials he has on what to expect in Silverlight 2.0. Some highlights in this updated release of Silverlight...

Puede solicitar gratuitamente acceso a " Future Scenarios for Technology Services " aquí . Es un excelente documento que describe algunas tendencias en servicios de software relevantes: Large IT services firms inserting themselves between...

This is an awesome program and something a lot of us inside Microsoft have been pushing a while for. Looking back at my own career as a developer I never really had exposure to Microsoft Dev Tools until after college when I was working for a Solutions...

I gave a talk to an internal team sometime last year on building TFS reports. The talk was recorded and I rediscovered that video a few days ago. I did a couple of report-building demos during the talk. Here's one of them:       Ameya Bhatawdekar...

I gave a talk to an internal team sometime last year on building TFS reports. The talk was recorded and I rediscovered that video a few days ago. I did a couple of report-building demos during the talk. Here's one of them:    ...

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Much like Paul Revere, I am riding my faithful blog post to warn you of the impending wave of webcasts that I am doing.  The first in my series will be on new classes in the .NET Framework 3.5.  A nice look at as many of the new classes as we...

Some of my recent posts have mentioned the Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework CTP that was released in December by the Parallel Computing Team at Microsoft. This post is meant to give an introduction to the Parallel Extensions, as well as some...

MySites are very interesting on many levels. When you start to think about how to architect, deploy or customize them, you may encounter some initial confusion and a lack of detailed information. For instance, did you know that MySite's Home page and...

I said in my last post that I'd try to post some photos from Geneva, and here are a few so far. I'm here for the weekend, so I'll post some more on Sunday as well; I'm hoping to get out to CERN to shoot the Moiree Globe at the birthplace of the internet,...

It's hard to believe the SQL Server 2008 launch is in just a few days. I'm doing the demos for the Manageability session. This has been somewhat of a stressful exercise. Despite everyone thinking this is a point release I'm really struggling with getting...

The d* command and its variations are among the most commonly used commands. In this article I’m covering the most important combinations and showing their output. The d* command is used to display information from memory, including heap and stack. The...

  It really couldn't come at a better time with MIX and SxSW coming up so soon. I'm moving into a new role as the Central Region Rich Internet Application Architect Evangelist. More on my blog at My New Position at the Central Region RIA Architect...