Windows Phone 7: my first comments
Update: the first update has been already announced, adding copy & paste (and some other enhancements) Before Christmas I got my Samsung Omnia 7, and I played a bit with it during the week I spent…
Update: the first update has been already announced, adding copy & paste (and some other enhancements) Before Christmas I got my Samsung Omnia 7, and I played a bit with it during the week I spent…
A few days ago I finally got my Windows Phone 7 device: a Samsung Omnia 7. Here in Belgium there are just 3 devices at the moment (LG, HTC HD7 and Samsung Omnia) which all cost more or less the same…
Till last week I was linking the tags at the bottom of all my posts to Delicious. But now that Delicious is going to be shut down, I don’t want all my blogs to link to something that is not existent,…
UPDATE: Actually Yahoo is not really going to shut it down, just trying to sell it to another company, but all the warnings about hosting in the cloud are still valid.I just read that Yahoo is…
Since 2008 UGIALT.net, the Italian ALT.NET user group, organizes two conferences per year, and will do the same in 2011. The first one will be next February 19th, in Milano, most likely in the same…
Last Thursday I held a presentation about SOLID principles at the .NET User Group Bern. It was a real pleasure for me to go to Switzerland and speak to a very interested audience. My talk was…
One of the disadvantages of using an ORM is that your application doesn’t know which SQL commands are being executed. In this post I’m going to show you how to log all the SQL statements that are…
Lately I’m working together with Daniela on a news feed reader for WP7 and one of its features is Google Reader synchronization. (It is called FeedTso, and if you are interested in knowing when it…
A weeks ago I wrote a call for help for Lucene.Net: not enough activity and not enough contributors. A lot happened since that post so I think it’s worth doing a little recap of what the situation is…
While I was organizing the NHDay, this summer I got in contact with Kay Herzam, one of the founder of the Bern .NET User Group: we started talking and we decided to do something together: the…