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Exhaustion

ExhaustionI'm physically exhausted from work and continuous sleep deprivation...you know it's bad...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 04/14/2004

Eric Rudder blogs on Sun/Microsoft announcement

Eric Rudder, who's my managers, managers, managers, managers, manager, blogs about the Sun/Microsoft...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 04/13/2004

Disclaimer

DisclaimerThe information in this weblog is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 04/02/2004

Sun and Microsoft to work together

**Updated x2 **Update just for Dare I'm glad this story is coming on April 2nd :)...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 04/02/2004

Changes to C# and .NET Framework

Eric points out some of the new syntax changes we’ve made in C# 2.0 for FCLC compliance. These...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 04/01/2004

Go with the flow (layout)

Jeff Key has a handy tip on removing the /// comments for the default C# project templates in VS...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/30/2004

More coverage on C# 2.0 features

Juval has a great article in this month's MSDN magazine on iterators, anonymous methods and partial...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/29/2004

Real world mechs?

Any MechAssault fan should appreciate this 12' “robot” coming out of Japan. How much...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/25/2004

ASP.NET is on a Tear!!

Wow! Thomas Lewis who works on the ASP.NET evangelism team (and who recently gave me some good...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/24/2004

VS 2005 Community Tech Previews

As many of you know, and as I had gotten feedback from other postings, our developer division is...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/23/2004

Dumb Idea or Good Idea?

One of the most often used terms you hear in a meeting at Microsoft is “that's the dumbest...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/16/2004

The 17 year plague returns

Do you remember 1987? In the US, Whitney Houston's “I want to dance with somebody“ and U2's “With or...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/16/2004

Anson Horton shows off Refactoring Smart Tags

Anson (RSS) has started blogging and he includes screenshots that show off some of the new Smart...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/15/2004

Cool App: Onfolio

Scoble points out OnFolio. I downloaded and I think its awesome. I have a ton of favorites (300+)...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/15/2004

Visual Studio 2005 = "Whidbey"

I'm probably the last person to blog about this, but in case you didn't know, Whidbey will...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/13/2004

Catching up

So much to do, so little time... I was in Miami last weekend for the Winter Music Conference...lots...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/13/2004

Movieokie

Fox News (via Slashdot) has coverage on Movieokie - the idea with Movieokie is just like Karoake,...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 03/04/2004

JetBrains ReSharper

JetBrains, the creators of the IntelliJ IDEA Java development tool, have an early release version of...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/26/2004

MSDN TV on Visual C# "Whidbey"

Visual C# Whidbey really does rock, don't believe me? I'll show you in this MSDN TV episode. Things...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/20/2004

Visualizer Heaven

One of the features that I'm most looking forward to in Visual Studio “Whidbey” is...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/20/2004

Who has the most Google blocks?

As most of you probably know, companies like Google, Yahoo, and MSN have created their own Internet...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/19/2004

Good Question on WMA support for Windows Forms

J. Daniel Smith in the comments to my last post writes:“ Why doesn't the new Sound control...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/19/2004

Embedding sound files into a Windows app (Whidbey)

I have to confess: I've been coding again...its my one escape from the 104 flagged emails that need...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/19/2004

Java Applets running on the .NET Framework

Brian Keller points out the newly released J# Browser Controls 1.1b beta. If you have the source...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/16/2004

New C# Blogger

Shaykat Chadhuri from the C# team has started blogging. Subscribed :) Shaykat is also in charge of...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/13/2004

Brian Keller's back in the blogging seat

It looks like Brian's blogging again, and he has some fascinating gossip on Barbie and Ken's breakup...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/12/2004

C# on Slashdot x2

**Changed title for correctness :) In case you didn't see this, Slashdot has two discussions on the...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/10/2004

Robert Green's blogging

Robert Green from the Visual Basic team has started blogging, should be some interesting stuff on...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/10/2004

TreeView in Arabic

In the Q&A after my ASP.NET talks at MDC, someone asked whether the new ASP.NET 2.0 TreeView...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/04/2004

Convert J2EE code to C# & the .NET Framework

As Duncan points out, the Java Language Conversion Assistant, version 3.0 is now in an open beta....

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/04/2004

Playing with Partial Types

I've been playing around with Partial Types in Visual Studio “Whidbey“ after a developer...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/02/2004

Everything you ever wanted to know about JLCA

Travis Bright from the JLCA team has started a blog. Should be lots of good info on migrating Java...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/02/2004

Articles on Visual C# Whidbey

Below are some recently released articles on C# Whidbey, definitely check them out Three Cool New...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 02/01/2004

Language Research

Recently winnetmag posted this piece on C# and Xen (X#) and I felt like I had to respond. Just What...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/30/2004

Whidbey Chronicles on Whitehorse

The latest Whidbey Chronicles installment on “Whitehorse” is now available for download,...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/30/2004

Slashnot

Not sure if others have seen this yet, but this is pretty funny - www.slashnot.com

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/30/2004

Andy Retires

As some of you may already know, Andy, the original C# mascot, has been retired. For most of you,...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/29/2004

MSDN Resources on C#

Duncan wants to know what are some good questions to get to know the C# MVPs? Everyone points out...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/29/2004

Back from MDC 2004

The Middle East Developer's Conference was lots of fun, I only wish I had more time to enjoy Egypt....

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/29/2004

More MS Bloggers

I'm still catching up on all things blogging, but since British Airways gave me access to a computer...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/24/2004

MSBuild - Whidbey Chronicles

The newest MSDN TV installment, MSBuild, has recently been added. You're probably saying to...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/24/2004

Ask and you shall receive

[I can't post much right now as our entire team is working their tails off for events like Envision,...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/19/2004

Upcoming Events

This week's been super busy, and I'm probably not going to have any free or personal time. I won't...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/14/2004

Holiday & New Year's recap

I realized I haven't blogged for a while, and I needed to at least mention my geeky Christmas gifts....

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/13/2004

Blog now at blogs.msdn.com/danielfe/

Sara Williams rocks, but that's beside the point...My blog is now available at...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 01/09/2004

New Blogging Home

** Updated with correct link (thanks Aaron!)** As the Microsoft blogger diaspora continues, I'm...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 12/22/2003

Holiday Shopping Resources on the web

This is my first post to weblogs.asp.net and it looks like .text has a bunch of cool features. So...

Author: Dan Fernandez - MSFT Date: 12/22/2003

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