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Thursday, August 02, 2007
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Morning Coffee 107
The last day of the service factory workshop was much like
the second
, primarily focusing on stuff p&p built to integrate GAT and DSLs. We also got a briefing in what's coming for factories after VS08 (can't blog about that). We ended with a look at the
DSL Editor Power Toy
, which provides additional views on a given model and allows you to completely replace the graphical editor with a Windows Forms UserControl. I wonder if you could
use ElementHost
in order to build a WPF based editor?
Finished the last Harry Potter book last night. My wife finished it last week but kept quiet about it until I got to the end. No spoilers here, but I wasn't exactly surprised by how it played out. I wonder what J.K. Rowling will write next?
As promised,
Silverlight 1.0 RC
and
Silverlight 1.1 Alpha Refresh
were released last week. Also finishing out this beta wave were
Silverlight 1.1 Alpha Tools for VS08
and a
new preview
of Expression Blend 2. Scott Hanselman
has all the details
on all the releases.
In one of his articles on LINQ to SQL, Scott Guthrie
mentioned
the LINQ to SQL debug visualizer in passing. Now, he
drills into that feature
in more detail. Apparently, this isn't a built-in feature of VS08 - it has to be
installed separately
. Make sure you do that, this seems like a must-have extension for LINQ to SQL development.
Jeff Atwood is
worried
that he spends more time talking about programming than actually programming. That's exactly why I left evangelism to join MSIT.
I'm still way behind on blogs, but if I don't post this soon, it's going to be an afternoon coffee. I've also got this day job thing that I've been away from for several days. So more old news tomorrow.
Posted By
Harry Pierson
at 11:25 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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Friday, August 03, 2007 8:04:08 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
>wasn't exactly surprised by how it played out
you *weren't* suprised when Ron and Hermione died?
you must have a heart of stone.
thoroughly enjoyed the book, though ;-)
lb
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