Fabrice's weblog
Tools and Source
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Disclaimer
As the DotNetWeblogs have now moved to ASP.NET weblogs and are hosted by Microsoft, I felt necessary to add a disclaimer to my weblog to remind that my posts are independent from Microsoft.
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AOP for tracing
Simon Mourier says that he is "missing good tracing support from the CLR".
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SequoiaView
If you need to do some clean-up on your disk, you should definitly download SequoiaView to get an idea where the big files are hiding. If offers a nice and efficient treemap view of your disks.
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CodeSmith rules
Just wanted to let people now that CodeSmith is a powerful yet simple tool that can help you with code generation tasks. You should definitly give it a look.
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New Pet Shop implementations
There is still a lot of activity around the Java Pet Store and .NET Pet Shop sample applications. Here are the latest news from the front:
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Ward Cunningham and the Fit Framework
Here is a nice quote by Jon Udell from his interview with Ward Cunningham:
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Generic doesn't mean "do-all"
As a follow-up to my article on generic data access, I'd like to clear something up.
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Generic data access with ADO.NET and the Data Access Application Block
I've published an article on a french site named DotNetGuru. This site is dedicated to technical articles mainly about architecture in .NET (often with comparisons with J2EE).
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Switching to RSS Bandit... not
I'm probably not going to win any friends, but...
I've uninstalled RSS Bandit Beta 5. I did this for a couple of reasons.
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Mozilla Firebird 0.6 (formerly Phoenix)
The long due Mozilla Firebird 0.6 release is out