We 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. […]
Read MoreAyende has released his NHibernate Profiler into private beta and i was lucky enough to be able to play around with it. There’s no installer, so it’s just xcopy deployment. I don’t really like installers so the xcopy deployment is actually a plus in my book. I just put the files into an NH-Prof folder […]
Read MoreAside from reading books and attending community groups, one of the best things a developer can do improve their skills is read other peoples code. I have many projects on my machine that I check out and study any chance I get. Every time I poke around these repositories, I always come away inspired. (though […]
Read MoreThis delightful post from Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin describes with much better sentences what I was trying to express with my latest post Professional Under Pressure. When it comes to code, it never pays to rush. I also need to get myself one of those talking green wrist bands for Christmas :-).
Read MoreWhen looking at FinalBuilder and Team Foundation Build side by side, the obvious breakdown in features and advantages looks like this. Team Foundation Build provides a complete build solution with easy integration to other components of Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio Team System. Here is a set of features that detail what integration really […]
Read MoreMicrosoft has certainly been ratcheting up the community involvement over the last few years. In a down economy like this one, free training opportunities suddenly take on even more significance. Local user groups, Code Camps, product release events, and occasional "just because" events all provide opportunities to get together with local developers and maybe add […]
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