Creating a C Project in Visual Studio

If you’re in love with Visual Studio as I am, you would probably prefer to do all of your coding day in and day out in Visual Studio. However, sometimes some languages may not appear as if they are supported in Visual Studio. One of those languages is C. Visual Studio is well known for … Continue reading Creating a C Project in Visual Studio →

Ubuntu removes default Mono support in 12.04: Don’t worry though, you can still (easily) get it back

I’m currently trying out the latest Ubuntu pre-release, 12.04 (Precise Pangolin), and noticed Ubuntu removed support for Mono by default in this release. Prior to 12.04, Ubuntu included a default installation of the Mono Project. However, getting Mono back onto Ubuntu is very easy. Open up the Ubuntu Software Center (located on the Launcher) Select … Continue reading Ubuntu removes default Mono support in 12.04: Don’t worry though, you can still (easily) get it back →

.NET Reflector’s Prices Have … Doubled?

For those who know me know I’m a huge fan of RedGate’s .NET Reflector. I’ve used it since the days it was originally released for free (before RedGate’s announcement on Feb 2, 2011). Since then, I’ve held onto my copy, which according to its license terms says I can use my copy as long as … Continue reading .NET Reflector’s Prices Have … Doubled? →

Have a Kinect? The Kinect for Windows SDK May Be Right For You

Microsoft today released the Kinect for Windows SDK. The highly anticipated development kit is just in beta at this moment but it does offer what many have been anticipating (and what others have already accomplished through self-brewed drivers), connecting and using a Kinect with a PC. Not only is this product still in Beta, but … Continue reading Have a Kinect? The Kinect for Windows SDK May Be Right For You →

Microsoft Releases Visual Basic WP7 Tools to the Web

Microsoft today yesterday (now that I’ve forgotten to post this) announced the RTW of the Visual Basic WP7 Development Tools. Previously, Microsoft had only allowed development with Windows Phone in Visual C#, with this update/add-on, users will be able to develop for the Windows Phone in two different languages, C# and Basic. Feel free to … Continue reading Microsoft Releases Visual Basic WP7 Tools to the Web →