I can haz a cat IE9? Excellent, I remember back in the day I actually had to re-architecture my JavaScript code to make it work smoothly with IE6 (it worked fine on Opera and Firefox).
It's nothing wrong with that, it's just not as easy as you think. Consider that what you see in the Add Reference dialog needs to be filtered based on what your project is targeting, as Visual Studio supports multi targeting, now put that in a context when
a user has it's own subset (say a Mono profile) that needs it's own filtering, also consider that user subsets can be chained together (like 3.5 is to 3.0 and 2.0, that's why you see 2.0 - 3.5 assemblies when you targeting 3.5), and the whole problem gets
way more complicated. It's achievable of course, but not for Dev10 (IMHO).
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Inside IE 9’s High Performance JavaScript Engine
I can haz a
Excellent, I remember back in the day I actually had to re-architecture my JavaScript code to make it work smoothly with IE6 (it worked fine on Opera and Firefox).
catIE9?Hanselminutes on 9 - Trip Montage - If this is Tuesday, this must be Cairo.
I hate long flights
Happy Valentine's Day from Channel 9
lol, that was awesome
C9 Conversations: Yuri Gurevich On Logic, Imperative, Abstraction and Algorithms
This is quite cool, thanks Charles. Reminds me of the good old C9
C9 Lectures: Dr. Don Syme - Introduction to F#, 1 of 3
hi there, that's in Romanian btw, interesting choice
Introducing "Dallas"
nice video, good job!
Rico Mariani: Inside Visual Studio Beta 2 - Performance and Reliability
It's nothing wrong with that, it's just not as easy as you think. Consider that what you see in the Add Reference dialog needs to be filtered based on what your project is targeting, as Visual Studio supports multi targeting, now put that in a context when a user has it's own subset (say a Mono profile) that needs it's own filtering, also consider that user subsets can be chained together (like 3.5 is to 3.0 and 2.0, that's why you see 2.0 - 3.5 assemblies when you targeting 3.5), and the whole problem gets way more complicated. It's achievable of course, but not for Dev10 (IMHO).
TWC9: Sven Groot, Beer taste test, Office Web, ASP.NET Auto-Starts, System.IO changes
wow, this is something!
Bogdan Mihalcea: The New VC++ Project/Build system - MSBuild for C++
looks familiar
Kaxaml, a lightweight XAML editor
This Week on C9 1 year anniversary - cake, champagne, and Scott Hanselman
The History of Microsoft - 1975