December 2005 - Posts - Vinod Kumar Mindmap

December 2005 - Posts

Windows Vista Capable PC Hardware Guidelines: There is no reason to wait till Microsoft launches Windows Vista before you deploy PCs in your enterprises. Continue your PC deployments now. The Windows Vista Capable PCs allow you to the transition from Windows XP PCs to Windows Vista in your enterprises. Read the HW requirements :).

Posted 12-28-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, .NET

Kernel team on Channel9: Here goes the real techie stuff online for all where the architects beat it out and share with us the internals. Bookmark it as it is a goldmine.

Posted 12-27-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, .NET

Tips on Program Management interviews at Microsoft: Not exhaustive but surely a good start ... Read it here.

Posted 12-26-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, Non-Technical

MSF redined with VS Team Systems: Catch this article from Charles Young. A good read for sure.

Posted 12-26-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, Non-Technical

CLR Profiler for the .NET Framework 2.0: The CLR Profiler allows developers to see the allocation profile of their managed applications. The CLR Profiler includes a number of very useful views of the allocation profile, including a histogram of allocated types, allocation and call graphs, a time line showing GCs of various generations and the resulting state of the managed heap after those collections, and a call tree showing per-method allocations and assembly loads. Download the latest from MSDN.

Posted 12-26-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, .NET

List of SQL Bloggers: Captures almost everyone I would have registered on my feeds ... Good one.

Posted 12-26-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: SQL Server, Misc, Non-Technical

How to: Create Starter Kits: Visual Studio 2005 templates and Starter Kits provide an efficient and customizable feature to enhance the productivity of any developer. Increasing productivity when starting new projects allows you to jump directly to the implementation of business logic and skip the redundant tasks you would have had to previously perform every time you began a new project. Read it on MSDN.

Posted 12-20-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc

VSTO: Understanding the Excel Object Model from a .NET Developer's Perspective: This download contains Visual Basic and C# code examples of using the Microsoft Excel object model in Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office applications. Download it here.

Posted 12-20-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc

VSTO: Understanding the Word Object Model from a .NET Developer's Perspective: This download contains Visual Basic and C# code examples of using the Microsoft Word object model in Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office applications. Download it here.

Posted 12-20-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc

Free Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 Training from Microsoft Learning: Get your shot at it here ...

Posted 12-20-2005 by vinodkumar | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: SQL Server, Misc

Dotnet IL Editor: Dotnet IL Editor (DILE) is an editor program which helps modifying .NET assemblies. It is intended to be able to disassemble .NET assemblies, modify the IL code, recompile it and run inside a debugger. Get the tool here.

Posted 12-16-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc

Visual Studio 6.0 removed from MSDN download - TODAY: Time to say bye bye .... Source.

Posted 12-16-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: Misc, Non-Technical

SQL Manager for SQL Server: Still thinking why one would run away from SQL Server Management Studio though !!! Anyways, could take a look what the market has in store :) ...

Posted 12-16-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: SQL Server

SQL Server 2005: How Secure Is Your Data?: Catch this blog from the MSDN. Interesting blog entry , old but still worth a read ...

Posted 12-16-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: SQL Server

SQL Server 2005 Editions and Integration Services: Darren talks about this on SQLIS.com ...

Posted 12-16-2005 by vinodkumar | no comments
Filed under: SQL Server

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