Today’s .NET Links
“Leveraging the EventHandler delegate more effectively”
In “Leveraging the EventHandler delegate more effectively,” Jean-Paul Boodhoo improves upon the new fangled use of EventArgs<T>. He admits that the improvement is “slightly better”—and, since it literally takes me up to a year to figure out what this guy is talking about, it’s better to record this in the journal today and see what happens later.
One small reason why there is a version of Visual Studio for Database Professionals…
Every now and then, I look into “Creating Project Templates” because of some clever thing I want to do with t-SQL script productivity. Note to self: there is no SQL language category in the currently released version of Visual Studio Professional—so don’t bother.
“IronXSLT: Changing the Way You Work with XSLT in Visual Studio”
IronXSLT looks interesting but I’m still getting used to the way the currently released version of Visual Studio changes the way we work with XSLT.
Debug Info and the Advanced Build Settings Dialog Box
This weird error message came up when Visual Studio attempts to run a project with RSS.NET via F5 in release mode: “The following module was built either with optimizations enabled or without debug information…” In the case of “debug information” this is controlled via the Debug Info setting in the Advanced Build Settings Dialog Box.
Programming With XML Using Visual Basic 9.0
myVBProf.com: “In these videos, using a realistic application, we will look at the new features and capabilities available in Visual Basic 9.0 that relate to programming with XML.” These don’t appear to be downloadable!