As Jarod Ferguson already mentioned, I am now part of the Elegant Code team. I must say it is an honor to be invited to join this community and I am very excited about this opportunity. I will still cross-post on my own blog as well as here on elegantcode.com. I am a pretty easy […]
Read MoreHere’s the situation: a couple of months ago we started developing according to a new architecture. Obviously, you need infrastructure code for this. For the first project, we just put the infrastructure code into the project’s solution and everything was easy. We could make changes as we needed them, and it enabled us to ‘grow’ […]
Read MoreI am happy to announce Ryan Kelley as a member of the EC group. I had the pleasure of meeting Ryan at the Kaizen conference last month in Austin Tx, where he convened a session on Lean/Kanban in small teams. Ryan is an active member of the .Net community, frequent blogger, and has some great […]
Read MoreYou can now follow the Elegant Coders via Twitter and receive alert ‘tweets’ when new blogs are posted.
Read MoreWhat? Increasing Your Agility with Scrum and Visual Studio Team System When? 12/12/2008 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Where? Microsoft Corporation 401 West Front Street Suite 400 Boise, ID 83702 Why? Martin Danner, Richard Hundhausen, and I are teaming up to bring you a 4 hour introduction to Scrum and the supporting capabilities of Team […]
Read MoreWe ran into an issue last week when we were deploying a WCF service on an IIS web site which had multiple IIS bindings. It manifested itself by throwing the following exception: This collection already contains an address with scheme http. There can be at most one address per scheme in this collection. Turns out […]
Read MoreI have been merrily playing with my new Outlook AddIn that keeps me from being an Outlook idiot and am up to version v.0.3 with some UI tweaks and added fields. You can get the installer and try it yourself here. Be forewarned that it has a dependency on the .NET 3.5 CLR and the […]
Read MoreI haven’t talked a lot about WF (Workflow Foundation) here, but I may be spending more time on that for the next month or so. Firstly, I wrote a HOL (Hands on Lab) for Microsoft on creating workflows in Test-First manner and it just went live! The way you do these labs is VERY cool. […]
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