Archive for November, 2008
Aero Snap
Posted by gamlerhart in tools on November 25, 2008
This little tool brings the ‘snap’ behavior of windows 7 to Vista and XP. Its still beta and is missing some some eye-candy, but it works basically. Website: http://www.aerosnap.de.vu/ found on: http://www.vistablog.at/stories/33014/
Read complete postBrian Beckman: The Zen of Stateless State – The State Monad
Posted by gamlerhart in channel 9 on November 24, 2008
There’s a new wonderful interview with Brian Beckman on Channel 9. This time he’s explaining more details about functional programming and the theoretical basics to avoiding obscured state. Part One Part Two
Read complete postI Really Need More Disk Space
Posted by gamlerhart in software-development on November 12, 2008
Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 CTP
Posted by gamlerhart in software-development on November 10, 2008
The preview of the new Visual Studio and .NET Framework is available. I will try it out soon.
Read complete postMore IntelliJ Idea 8.0
Posted by gamlerhart in software-development on November 10, 2008
After the release of version 8.0 I’ve immediately started using it. Here a small list of little improvements, which may aren’t that obvious: Language-Injection IntelliJ Idea supports a wide range of programming languages: Java, Groovy, JavaScript, SQL XML, HTML and more. Often a language is embedded within another language. For example SQL in Java-Code, or [...]
Read complete postIntelliJ Idea 8.0 released
Posted by gamlerhart in java on November 8, 2008
The new version of the worlds best Java-IDE is released! (download) Version 8.0 brings tons of new plugins and features and supports even more refactorings, languages and frameworks. By the way, Jetbrains is developing a new Idea based IDE for Ruby: RubyMine
Read complete postPDC and other Microsoft Related Stuff
Posted by gamlerhart in .NET, channel 9 on November 3, 2008
A little summary what I found interesting: C# 4.0 adds dynamic typing to the language. The type ‘dynamic’ represent a dynamically typed object. All method-calls are dispatched at runtime and return again a dynamic type. If you assign dynamic-typed objects to static-typed objects it will convert that at runtime. The well-known DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime) [...]
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