Hi all! I've been very hard at work transitioning to my new position at Microsoft. I really enjoy it and always love the opportunity to learn fun new things and use the excuse that it's my job to do so.
I recently created a new blog entry for our team's website titled Challenges of Debugging Optimized x64 Code.
If you're interested in developing your mad debugging guru skills, I highly recommend that you visit my team's blog on a regular basis.
I hope you enjoy the read!
Hi all!
I have been a very bad blogger. However, it's for a semi-valid reason. You see, my blog site was overrun with spam. Therefore, reading comments was like trying to find a needle in a haystack because there were easily about 1000 spam comments per week.
Now, I should have everything under control and I'll be blogging a lot more once I get things a little more solidified with the new site.
I apologize to anyone who has left a comment regarding my book or anything else for that matter and never got a response.
Many thanks to Michael Pulk for both straightening this issue out and hosting this blog. His help in that arena is greatly appreciated.
Thank you and stay tuned.....
A short while ago the second edition of my C# book, Accelerated C# 2008 was shipped from Apress. Just about all of the material from the previous edition is included in this one plus 3 new chapters covering the exciting new functional programming features of the C# 3.0 language. Those new features include Extension Methods, Lambda Expression, and LINQ. C# 3.0 also introduces a few smaller new features that mostly facilitate the three just mentioned and they are also covered in new material.
You can find the table of contents of "Accelerated C# 2008" here.
C# 3.0 offers many new and exciting features, many of which foster a functional programming model. Some of the new features are simply small time-saver and convenience features. Auto-implemented properties are one of the latter.
Check out my blog entry (link below) on the Apress website regarding auto-implemented properties for the straight dope.
Hi everyone,
With regards to previous comments about the table of contents....
You can view the table of contents at the Apress website by clicking here. You will need the Adobe Acrobat reader. This should allow you to view the table of contents until Amazon gets the look-inside feature rolling.
Thanks for the comments!
I just found this interesting site named World66 that allows you to create a map showing all of the countries of the world you have visited. Looks like I need to get south of the Equator!
create your own visited country map
or check our Venice travel guide
Hi Folks!
Welcome to my new blog.
Now that I have finished my book, Accelerated C# 2005, it's time that I find time in my busy schedule to contribute to my blog and get with the program. With this blog, I will post my random thoughts and latest coding musings.
Stay tuned for more to come...
-Trey
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