I blogged last year on how C# centric the 2005 Tech Ed conference was... this year all sessions that I attended were given in C#. C# receives a high degree of preference in presentations and online code samples and the trend seems to be continuing

It appears that console hosted Windows Workflow applications hang and CPU usage climbs to 100% when executing the CreateWorkflow method from program.cs when Mailframe's Testrunner is installed on the same machine. Testrunner is a Visual Studio add-in that integrates running NUnit tests and provides test performance and coverage metrics (good when a project's unit tests were previously written with NUnit, or you don't have or wish to purchase a VSTS license). Removing Testrunner seems to fully resolve...

Microsoft Corporate V.P. Developer Division Soma Somasegar announced today on his blog that the WinFX name will be officially changed to .NET Framework 3.0. Windows Workflow Foundation will also be a part of the .NET 3.0 Framework.

It's time for the Portland Code Camp, July 23 and 24!