If you build your application using VC8, you probably already are suffering from the new CRT deployment. There’s a document on MSDN talking about how to do that. However, if you choose to deploy the CRT as private assemblies, and miss the very subtle line below, you are very likely to be tricked.
Create a folder [...]
Recently I started develop things using Visual Studio 2005 SP1 (a.k.a. VS8 SP1). The biggest change of VS8 is that the CRT library is now deployed in WinSxS so that the DLL hell problem related to CRT could be solved, as suggested in Martyn Lovell’s blog.
As a result, VC linker will auto generate appropriate [...]
I learned a new point of view that Avalon is a “form-based” kind of UI. Currently the UI that we have consists a frame window which takes care of most displaying job, and a bunch of dialog boxes which take care of most jobs which need user interactions. A “form-based” kind of UI means shifting [...]
Recently I’ve got the Feb CTP version of VS 2005, which called itself a “Beta 2″. The Feb CTP version does not support my favorite PREfast, so I didn’t play with its C++ very much. Let’s talk about the Windows Form in C#.
The weakest link for .Net 1.x is its UI support, no kidding. Microsoft [...]
Recently I started playing with VS 2005 Beta 1, it’s not the newest toy but it’s pretty reliable compared to the good old days when I played with VS 2002 PDC preview.
VS 2005 contains a big bunch of new features. So far I’ve seen huge changes in .Net 2.0, generics in C# (finally, I believed [...]
I found a very good book for teaching C# Windows Form programming:
MCAD/MCSD Training Guide (70-316): Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Visual C# and Visual Studio.NET, Amit Kalani, Que 2002
It’s near perfect Covers almost everything you need to know about .NET Windows Form programming. The only important thing missing is multithreading under Windows Form, [...]
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