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January 2008 Entries

Scott Guthrie is coming back to Scottsdale - March 11th

AZGroups is pleased to announce of a visit to our valley of the sun of
Microsoft software development visionary Scott Guthrie. Our fifth annual
Arizona .NET User Group (100% free) event brings you a chance to spend some
time with an original inventor and creator ASP.NET. Scott has been busy
since ASP.Net was first launched and now presides over product development
efforts for Visual Studio, Silverlight, ASP.NET, IIS and Expression Tools.
If you have used these tools you have Scott Guthrie to thank. Many
developers, however, see beyond Scott's formidable product manager status,
and find a cut-to-chase, blog-friendly mentor helping to improve they way we
work and utilize Microsoft developer tools. Don't miss this opportunity to
experience one of the brightest and most down-to-earth technologists Redmond
has to offer.

See you there!

Scott's events in the past have always been the most informative, worthwhile events I have attended in Phoenix.  If you are a Developer, Designer, Architect, or Project Manager this is a MUST ATTEND event.

posted @ Wednesday, January 23, 2008 2:03 PM | Feedback (0)

Source code of Visual Basic runtime has been released to public.

A significant development in VB!

Source code of Visual Basic runtime has been released to public. (Vladimir)

One of the things we have been working on recently was publishing sources of VisualBasic runtime library. I am very excited to announce that the sources of VB runtime (Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll) are publicly available now!  This is a part of a more general work on making .Net Framework sources available to public ( http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/10/03/releasing-the-source-code-for-the-net-framework-libraries.aspx ). The most important result of this is that developers can see and debug through VB runtime code.

For those who have been waiting to see the internals of the special VB functionality, it is now available.  This can aid tremendously in debugging applications when something down deep is throwing fits and you need to see exactly what is happening.

posted @ Monday, January 21, 2008 1:56 PM | Feedback (0)

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