As Worf would say, most impressive.

A couple of thoughts. First, if you are designing stuff for the long term, going with one of these ports (eg a non-.NET-native language) should be considered. You always have the native runtime to fall back on. The reverse is true of C# thanks to Mono. Second, the .NET programming stack may now be officially certified as robust. Haters now dismissed, lesson over.

April 18th, 2006 | .NET, Computer, IT, Language, Microsoft, Technology | 6 comments

Efficiency rules. That’s why I’ve been a happy clam with the new Visual Studio 2005. Yes, it’s as nice as they say. The ads are funny too; I think my co-workers & I were properly nailed.

If you pay close attention, it’s not the technology or the people that makes things inefficient, but the processes and standards.

March 29th, 2006 | .NET, Computer, Microsoft | No comments