Build 2022 Day 1
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Ah! It’s my favorite time of year again. The Microsoft Build developer conference is here and boy do we have some great things coming this year from Microsoft. Project Volterra Probably the biggest part of the day was the announcement of Project Volterra. This is part of their Open Hardware Ecosystem that aims to obfuscate platforms. From Wi-Fi and cellular chipsets that ensure you are connected, to GPUs and CPUs that share workloads.…
JavaScript Intellisense in Visual Studio 2008
Monday, June 25, 2007
With Visual Studio 2008 I’ve done something I never thought I’d do. I’m actually using a beta of Visual Studio to write production code at work. I’m doing that not because it’s the most stable platform, it’s at beta 1 quality right now. I’m using it because of all the great features it adds as well as the unique ability that it can now target a .NET Framework that is different from the one it was written for.…
Hey Michael, What did you do to IntelliSense here?
Friday, May 5, 2006
I inherited a machine here at work that had ReSharper installed on it. I didn’t want to have to pay for it so I removed it. That was in February. Since then I haven’t had any IntelliSense in Visual Studio.NET 2003. Being the piss poor programmer that I am, I rely too heavily on IntelliSense and I’ve been lost since then. However, I finally got frustrated today when I was trying to work with a DataGrid and I decided to do some heavy searching for a solution.…