Bradley L. Jones

I had a conversation with a product manager on the SharePoint team while at Tech Ed that made me think “no way!” The conversation centered on the number of people and companies that were using SharePoint. The confidential information was a lot higher than I would have speculated. Unfortunately, I can’t share the details of the […]

This past week, I was given twenty minutes to present at the Indianapolis .NET Developers Association (IndyNDA.org) on some of the new features in the Microsoft programming languages that are coming in the next releases. I was also supposed to talk on some of the stuff coming in Visual Studio “2010.” It is interesting to […]

Tuesday December 16, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru Optimizing 64-Bit Programs Creating a Rounded Panel Control The TaskBar and VB.NET [Updated] SQLiteTbl, a C++ Class that Provides a CRecordSet-Like Interface to SQLite VB and Internet Explorer Browsing History VIDEO: ADO.Net Entity Framework Hottest […]

Tuesday December 9, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru Exploring the Oslo Repository SQLiteTbl, a C++ Class that Provides a CRecordSet-Like Interface to SQLite Using a Pair Class as Effecient Key Objects ASP.NET MVC 101 Online Updates with VB.NET Hottest Discussions New Articles on […]

Sun officially enters the Rich Internet Application market with the released JavaFX. InternetNews.com covers the releaase at http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3788836/JavaFX+Finally+Makes+Its+Debut.htm Time will tell if JavaFX can compete effectively with Microsoft’s Silverlight and Adobe’s Flash/Flex solutions. InternetNews reports that Sun’s target audience for the JavaFX tool is “creators” but that JavaFX’s target market extends to designers. When Microsoft released […]

Tuesday December 2, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru Using Windows Vista Built-In Double Buffering Creating Your Own Visual WebGui Silverlight Theme OP-ED: Software Development from Core to Cosmetics VIDEO: Debugging using Visual C++ 2008 Hottest Discussions New Articles on Developer.com The Data Problem […]

Tuesday November 25, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru Implement a Command Pattern Using C# Records Management for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Automating Software Testing with Microsoft Hyper-V Recursion Primer Using C++, Part 2 There is More Than Just a Little Touching… Hottest Discussions […]

I was writing a new blog entry and realized that I had more to say than a blog entry should really allow. As such, I’ve posted my rant as an article called There is More Than Just a Little Touching…. Consider the question of how do you input information into your applications. Stated differently, how is […]

Tuesday November 18, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru LINQ to XML Getting Functional with F# Install/Uninstall/Control Windows Services Remotely Using VB.Net C++ CLR Compilation BLOG: Windows 7 Calculates to Large Results for Developers Hottest Discussions New Articles on Developer.com Creating a First-Person Shooter […]

As you might know, I’ve written a book called Web 2.0 Heroes that contains interviews with numerous people running high profile Web 2.0 related sites around the internet. As such, I’m a bit partial to the topic of Web 2.0. Earlier this month was a Web 2.0 conference by O’Reilly. You can find videos of […]

If you can install it,Windows 7 can calculate to large results for developers.   Is Windows 7 the grand promise replacement to Vista? That is the question many seem to be pondering. I won’t speak for all of Windows 7; however, I will comment on one specific item that has been improved specifically with developers […]

Tuesday November 11, 2008 This Week’s Topics Comments from the Editor Recently Published Books New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru BLOG: Multi-core Confusion Still Reigns – Even With Developers VIDEO: Syndication in .NET [Updated] Create a Dynamic Menu Using C# [Updated] CBitPointer: Easy Bit Manipulation Create Your Own […]