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June 2007 - Posts
Attach to Web Server Macro for Visual Studio
Last week I was doing a lot of ASP.NET debugging – tracing through Microsoft AJAX web service calls and was getting a little frustrated of the time lag for starting a site in debug mode; I remembered a Visual Studio macro for attaching to the worker
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24 June 2007 14:58
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TFS Notification Web Services - Project Template v.1.2
Over the past few weeks I've been getting more and more messages from people who can't seem to get v1.1 to work with Visual Studio 2005 SP1 . Fortuitously for them, a long train delay last night gave me the opportunity to make some fixes that have been
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14 June 2007 09:23
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Agile Architecture: Painting by Numbers
During one of the Open Space sessions I attended at the Scrum Gathering in 2006 I put forward the analogy of "Painting by Numbers" Architecture, which is my take on how Architecture should be handled on an Agile project. The basic premise is
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05 June 2007 15:41
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A week with Silverlight 1.1
Richard Griffin , Steven Evans and I spent a week working on a Silverlight demo that Paul Dawson used as part of his ReMix presentation " WPF & Silverlight: A Loaded gun? " although I can't publish the demo yet, I thought it might be
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04 June 2007 22:11
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