Friday, November 26, 2004

Nine Tips to Enterprise-proof MSMQ

A slightly older (but still useful) link on DevX by Michael Jones: Nine Tips to Enterprise-proof MSMQ. It deals with performance and reliability (usually at odds with each other.)

[Listening to: Crazy Town - Only When I'm Drunk]

Thursday, November 25, 2004

Saying No to .NET Remoting

I haven't gotten there yet (or anywhere recently, but that's another issue) but here's some tips from Chris Hewitt about which gives some guidance/recommendations on various distributed communication technologies:
Saying No to .NET Remoting

[Listening to: Weezer - Jamie]

Tuesday, November 16, 2004

15 Seconds : 10 Steps to a Successful Versioning and Deployment Strategy for .NET

A very useful set of guidelines for versioning, deployment and security from Michele Leroux Bustamante, originally found in this blog entry: 10 Steps to a Successful Versioning and Deployment Strategy for .NET

[Listening to: Eminem - Kids]

Guidelines - a hidden feature for the Visual Studio Editor

A neat little VS gem from Sara Ford: Guidelines - a hidden feature for the Visual Studio Editor.

Kinda cool. Definitely one of those "My Visual Studio is better than yours" things.

Found via the VSEditors blog

[Listening to: KoRn - Dead Bodies Everywhere]

Wednesday, November 10, 2004

Deterministic Finalization

Updated: Changed title to reflect the series instead of just the first article

I just stumbled across Andy Rich's blog (I can't remember which blog I got it from -- apologies to the author.) In it he has an excellent series on Deterministic Finalization:

  • Deterministic Finalization I - a primer for CLR Dispose
  • Deterministic Finalization II - The C++ DF Model
  • Deterministic Finalization III - Benefits, part 1
  • Deterministic Finalization IV - Benefits, part II


  • I know it sounds geeky but Deterministic Finalization, Garbage Collection, IDisposable, etc really interest me. Such is my life.

    [Listening to: Cirque Du Soleil - Carvena]

    Monday, November 08, 2004

    Creating a partially-trusted AppDomain

    Peter Torr expands on a set of blog entries from Shawn Farkas with: Creating a partially-trusted AppDomain.

    I'm going to keep collecting these links until I either get it, or give up on it. I put the odds about even on those two.

    [Listening to: George Clinton - Play That Funky Music]

    Tuesday, November 02, 2004

    Introduction to MSH (a.k.a Monad)

    From Jon Udell: An Introduction to MSH. I looked at this a while back but I didn't spend much time to figure it out. Maybe I'll have to now.

    [Listening to: One Minute Silence - Brainspiller]