Monday, March 30, 2009
Speaking at DevLink
I will be speaking at DevLink, August 13-15. I've heard great things about this conference and Nashville and am excited to be going. I have two presentations:
Domain Driven Design for the Average Application: Domain Driven Design is a way to design and develop enterprise applications so that they are easier to maintain, enhance, and extend. DDD is overkill for many of the applications we develop today, but still has principles that can be applied to most of the apps we write. In this session, you will learn to apply these concepts.
Continuous Integration in .NET Continuous Integration is a development practice where code changes are continuously checked in to source control and then automatically checked out, built, and tested. Whether you are a one person shop or have many developers, by using Continuous Integration you will improve the quality of your software and increase your productivity. This session will show you how to use Continuous Integration in your daily development by integrating several free tools.
The DDD session is all new. I have been presenting the CI session for about a year and a half, but it will be updated for DevLink. Registration opens April 1. The conference is a bargain at $75. See you there!
Domain Driven Design for the Average Application: Domain Driven Design is a way to design and develop enterprise applications so that they are easier to maintain, enhance, and extend. DDD is overkill for many of the applications we develop today, but still has principles that can be applied to most of the apps we write. In this session, you will learn to apply these concepts.
Continuous Integration in .NET Continuous Integration is a development practice where code changes are continuously checked in to source control and then automatically checked out, built, and tested. Whether you are a one person shop or have many developers, by using Continuous Integration you will improve the quality of your software and increase your productivity. This session will show you how to use Continuous Integration in your daily development by integrating several free tools.
The DDD session is all new. I have been presenting the CI session for about a year and a half, but it will be updated for DevLink. Registration opens April 1. The conference is a bargain at $75. See you there!
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
VFP DDEX Provider Sample Updated
Microsoft today posted an update to the VFP DDEX Provider sample. From Milind's post, "The original VFPDDEX sample did not include a license ID for Visual Studio. This required the user to register with Visual Studio Extensibity program, get a package load key (PLK) and update the provider with the new key.This download fixes this problem. The sample includes the PLK in the resource of the provider. The dowload also contains source code for registering the provider."
Download the update
Download the update
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