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I’m honored to be part from this year’s Microsoft Vizija conference – the biggest IT event happening in Macedonia. I’m looking forward to this great opportunity to meet a lot of interesting people! I am going to hold a session about Azure and how to prepare you solutions to migrate to the Cloud. The...

That’s it. The next version of .NET, known as version 4.0, should be presented to the developer’s community in October as Preview. Together with Visual Studio “10” they are a quite exciting bunch of technologies that Microsoft will extend the capabilities of Windows Server, by adding a set of capabilities...

Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 are out! Even that they looks more like feature pack ( my previous article ), they offer additionally improvements in responsiveness, stability and performance. The list of delivers is: WPF and visual designer improvements .NET Framework...

Quick overview on few interesting posts in the previous days: The very useful CR_Documentor 2.0 has been released with Sandcastle Preview and is now open source code; List of classes Jerremy Miller includes in his projects; An Amazing Introduction to NDepend ; Jesus Rodriguez has a WCF extensibility...

I have just back from the Unified Communication Training delivered by Microsoft Innovation Center in Varazdin, Croatia. The training was impressive for me and my team especially because it was provided (for the first time) by the Microsoft METRO program covered by Tomislav Bronzin . Session was a combination...

A common scenario for developers is that they create an assembly that needs to be hosted by application with permission given to it by default from Internet or LocalIntranet zone code groups. Typical example for this scenario is any hosted assembly in Internet Explorer. By default, the first developer...

Take a look on the following code snippet: Func < int , int > r = null ; r = n => n > 1 ? r(n - 1) + r(n - 2) : n; Console .WriteLine(r(6)); It's hard to read it and understand from one reading, isn't it?