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We are going to the PDC . And when I say we, I mean 17 experts and 3 managers from Sela . This year we are going to be in all sessions and meet many key professionals from Microsoft and other companies. We will also have a booth . Why do I tell you that? Not just to tell you that it is fun to work at Sela (It is, but it is also very demanding) and that we are investing in our people, but to announce that we are going to talk about all current and new technologies that will be revealed in the PDC...
תגים:C++, MVP, Win32, Windows Server 2008, Internal, WCF, WPF, SOA, C++0x, Sela, C#, PDC, Windows Azure, DEV, C# 4.0, WF, Server 2008 R2, Windows 7, Windows Internals, conference
Moving applications to new platform is not an easy decision to make. Sometimes you have no choice, new desktops and laptops run the new operating system and you have to support your clients. Sometimes you do have a choice, you install your application with the system and you can choose the operating system that your code will run on. There are two factors in this dilemma: first is the investment effort on making the application compatible with the new O/S comparing to the benefit (ROI). Second is...
תגים:C++/CLI, C++, Vista, Win32, Interop, WPF, Sela, C#, DEV, Windows 7, Multitouch, Multi-touch, Library, Taskbar, Shell Libraries, Sensor and Location, Ribbon, XP2Win7, S&L
During the last few months a small team from Sela , has developed course materials, exercises and demos for the DPE Metro Program, that show how to develop with the new features of Windows 7. As you may know, all of the new feature of the system are exposed to native developer, using Win32 API and COM. To use C# and .NET we developed set of wrappers. Sasha developed the Taskbar wrappers, and also wrote about it in his blog. Dima developed the Sensor & Location Platform wrappers and I developed...
תגים:C++/CLI, C++, MVP, Win32, C# 3.0, COM, Interop, WPF, Sela, C#, DEV, Server 2008 R2, Windows 7, Multitouch, Multi-touch, Library, Taskbar, Shell Libraries, Sensor and Location, S&L
TechEd Eilat is over. I am sitting at the train station at Ben-Gurion Airport, there is a wireless connection and not less important an electricity outlet (those who know me, know that my laptop needs a power plant). I have many good things to tell about the TechEd and some not so good. It was fun as always, as opposed to Tamir , I know that most of the lecturers invested so much time in their preparations. I am happy that all the lecturers from Sela did a great job and that the feedbacks that we...