September 2005 - Posts

Friday, September 30, 2005 2:22 AM

VSTS 2005, C# 3.0, LINQ/DLINQ --> core topic untuk MVP Global Summit

MVP Global Summit, bisa jadi event yang beken walaupun tidak sebeken PDC. Kalau dilihat materinya maka MVP Global Summit tidak jauh-jauh dari barang ini:

  • Visual Studio 2005
  • C# 3.0
  • LINQ/DLINQ
  • Community

Well...materi ini hanya dibagian area C#, sedangkan untuk VB.NET saya sendiri tidak tahu karena schedule terpisah untuk track C# dan VB.NET. Untuk materi LINQ, tidak tanggung-tanggung yang bawain adalah Anders Hejlberg

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Friday, September 30, 2005 2:06 AM

Tetap Semangat Belajar

Baru pertama kali menginjak USA, udara disini agak dingin sehingga otak bisa membeku kalau tidak digunakan disini. Ditambah lagi birokrasi imigrasi yang rumit terutama untuk warga negara indonesia..

MVP Global Summit, namanya keren seiring dengan tempat selenggaranya yaitu di Microsoft Campus. Hari ini baru proses registrasi...hal yang membuat kaget yaitu banyak MVP-MVP terutama dari Eropa/Australia/Amerika rata-rata umurnya diatas 35..Mereka tidak malu mengatakan “I'm C# Developer”, walaupun sudah jago dan berumur tapi mereka enjoy sekali....kalau dipikir-pikir, mereka sudah masuk ke level architect...tapi welll...mereka pingin deep di area technology sebelum menginjak software architecture...seandainya spirit ini bisa dibawa ke indonesia..saya pikir nasib programmer yang diindonesia akan jauh lebih dihargai...Yes..spirit untuk semangat belajar!

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Tuesday, September 06, 2005 12:33 AM

MFC is not DEAD!!

Info from Steve Teixeira, the Director of Partner Strategy for Microsoft Visual C++,:

MFC continues to be the C++ application framework of choice for many developers because the breath and depth of support that MFC provides for the Microsoft platforms remains unmatched by other frameworks. Visual Studio 2005 makes it possible for the C++ developer to leverage existing C++ code, the strengths of MFC, and the advantages of .NET, all within a single application.

Looking beyond Visual Studio 2005, C++ developers should expect deepened integration between MFC and the .NET framework. After the release of Windows Longhorn, Microsoft intends to add MFC support for key Longhorn APIs and features. Microsoft also intends to support the Avalon user interface framework in MFC, providing MFC developers with a bridge to the future of platform user interface design. In essence, as the platform evolves, developers can look forward to seeing MFC updated to leverage the latest managed and native APIs and frameworks.

MFC developers have access to more frameworks than any other type of developer on the platform. As such, MFC developers are free to leverage the best from all worlds as it makes business and technological sense to do so. Microsoft fully expects to support this capability into the foreseeable future.

Detail: http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/whidbey/mfc2005/default.aspx

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