Reflector Addin: LanguageWriterHelper – Jason Haley shares a reflector add-in which renders out an objects structure to (very detailed) XML. As Jason says in his post this might not be particularly interesting to most I think I can see some value in this, not least as a way to learn about writing reflector add-ins.
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ANTLR for C# Part 1: Installation – Mike Pagel starts a series on using ANTLR, a tool for generating lexers, parsers and abstract syntax trees from a grammar defined by you. This allows you to more easily implement your own languages, or parse and process existing languages. I started having a play with this stuff a while back, and this series may well encourage me to get back to it.
Windows Vista Sp2 / Windows Server SP2 – As Microsoft step up the tempo on Vista SP2 / Windows Server SP2 with a Customer Preview Program, Neil Hutson gives some details of what is included in this update with some links to more information.
Roadmap for WCSF – Blaine Wastell outlines what the plan for the future of the Web Client Software Factory is, with the next major release to be released in the Visual Studio 2010 timeframe,
Do Not Litter Your Code With Null Checks – Davy Brion responds to one of the posts linked in yesterday’s edition of the Morning Brew about defensive programming and the throwing of exceptions
Controlling HTML in ASP.NET WebForms – The Polymorphic Podcast has an interesting episode about more closely controlling your HTML output when working with WebForms, and to accompany the podcast posted this nice article.
Short n’ Sweet NHibernate Sample – Tobin Harris has one of the shortest NHibernate Examples I’ve seen, and a great way of introducing people to NHibernate without too much clutter and confusion.
.NET Multicast Delegates – Cirilo Meggiolaro shows how you can combine delegates into multicast delegates and have a single event fire both events in sequence.
Mapping LINQ to F# – jaredpar shows the equivalent operations in F# to those introduced for Enumerables in Linq.
Catch the Security Flaw(s) #4 – Varun Sharma posts a nice concise illustration of a number of common security problems – try this one out on your colleagues to see if they get all 5.