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Waiting for the first .NET wrist watch
Almost a year ago there was a Kickstarter campaign to found a first .NET Micro Framework watch: Agent smartwatch. Nice thing about it is that you will be able to program it using C# and Visual Studio....
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Pictures from DWX’14 conference
This year I was once again an invited speaker at the Developer Week conference in Nuremberg, Germany. I was speaking (in German of course) about the basics of hardware programming in .NET. Developer...
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WCF services behind NAT problem and solution
Problem: We have a set of WCF services working on a server. We have an ordinary ASP.NET page that calls one of the services to display its state. When we call that page we is supposed to look like...
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.NET Developer Days 2014 Conference
I will be speaking at .NET Developer Days 2014 in Wrocław, Poland. The conference will be held between 14th and 16th October 2014 at the City Stadium in Wrocław. The topic is “Continuous integration...
View ArticleVanilla build server and a little NuGet gem
Vanilla build server is a concept that says that the build server should have as few dependencies as possible. It should be like vanilla ice cream without any raisins (I have raisins in ice cream). Let...
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Scaling CI–switching poll to push
Scaling CI has many flavors. For example: When: Code base / test no. increases -> build time increases, Teams grow, No. of projects grows. Then: Create targeted builds (dev build, qa build), Write...
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Developer Week 2015
Third time in a row I will be speaking at Developer Week 2015 in Nuremberg, Germany. This year I will not do it solo. I’m going with the CODEFUSIONs Head Developer Marcin Słowik and we will be speaking...
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I will be speaking at CIDC 2015 in Orlando, Florida
I was invited to give a talk at the CIDC 2015 in Orlando, USA. CIDC is annual Clarion International Developers Conference. I will be speaking about the Microsoft .NET and Clarion integration. The talk...
View ArticleWhat is IL – practical example
I’m sure you know your C# code is not directly compiled into machine code and ran. It is first converted into IL. CIL to be precise. Its stands for Common Intermediate Language. This CIL is then...
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.NET Versioning Riddle
We have a .NET application compiled with .NET Framework 4.5 as a target. The riddle is: why does this application work on Windows 7 with only .NET Framework 4.0 installed but not on Windows Server 2003...
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