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Visual Studio 2010 Sp1– “A Selected Drive is No Longer Valid”

With the arrival of “ The Beast” I did a new installation of Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. Usually, when I install a laptop I download every installer that I’m ever going to need and I put them all on an external hard-drive should I ever need them again and...

Published Fri, Jul 22 2011 11:17 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, C#, VisualStudio
The Beast

I got a new laptop from work (thanks work ) – previously I’d been running my own Dell XPS 1640 and that’s been the best laptop I’ve ever had – I particularly liked the 1920x1080 RGBLED backlit screen which was just the nicest screen to stare at for hour after...

Published Thu, Jul 21 2011 3:21 PM by mtaulty
Rx, TPL, Async CTP–Oh My :-)

One of the comments on this blog last week when I posted around the release of the Reactive Extensions (Rx) was; “Any chance you could provide a "brief" overview of where TPL, Rx and Async CTP all hang together??” ( that’s the Task Parallel Library...

Published Thu, Jul 21 2011 10:17 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, C#, ParallelExtensions, VisualStudio, Rx
Client Technologies and the BUILD Conference

I’ve been asked about what will happen at the BUILD conference ( http://www.buildwindows.com ) many times over the past few weeks and how it will or won’t affect existing client technologies like Silverlight, WPF and so on. There’s very little that I can say...

Published Tue, Jul 19 2011 9:54 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, C#, WPF, Silverlight, VisualStudio, Blend, Windows

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July 2011 - Mike Taulty's Blog

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Visual Studio 2010 Sp1– “A Selected Drive is No Longer Valid”

The Beast

Rx, TPL, Async CTP–Oh My :-)

Client Technologies and the BUILD Conference