Category: .NET
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17/12/05
Articles in dot.net magazin
For you Germans among my readers, it might be interesting to know that the last and the current edition of the dot.net magazin have articles written by me - a workshop article about the rubberband project in the 12/05 edition and a test of Developer Exp… more »
Got GAT?
GAT (the Guidance Automation Toolkit) is an interesting package that allows you to easily create VS extensions, wizards, template engines and similar things, without going through all the hassle that the Visual Studio SDK (used to be VSIP) still involve… more »
01/12/05
Guidance Automation
Weird title, cool thing. Just a quick pointer to a toolkit that had so far escaped my attention: the Guidance Automation Toolkit and ExtensionsIn a nutshell, it allows you create wizards for VS very easily, that can perform complex tasks related to code… more »
23/10/05
DDD day 2 was a blast
Developer Developer Developer day 2 was yesterday and it was fantastic. I met a bunch of people there and at the geek dinner afterwards. If you were there and we didn't meet, bad luck... I'm sure we'll manage next time - or you could just drop me a line… more »
Calculating a running average
In a newsgroup I replied to a question about calculating average data throughput during data reception over the network. A simple average bytes per second calculation needs only a few lines of code:
int bytesTotal = 0;
int bytesPerSecond = 0;
Dat… more »


