Glenn Block wrote a comparison of the new Microsoft Codename “Acropolis” and SCSF/CAB. If you take a look you’ll immediate notice some similarities or perhaps the logical evolution of SCSF for applications that support the new “stuff” like WPF, WF and so on… Check it out if you like the CAB concept you will definitely [...]
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Hey I thought I saw a CAB Pattern?!? Yeah, yeah I did see a CAB Pattern !!!!
Posted in .net, Acropolis, CAB, Visual Studio .Net 2005 on June 6, 2007 | No Comments »
Why CAB? A business manager’s perspective on [Microsoft] ’s CAB
Posted in .net, .net 2.0, CAB on April 10, 2007 | No Comments »
As I’ve been working with CAB I really like this initiative. I’ve seen that it’s hard to convince managers higher up the chain of this new way of working because they can’t see anything different. In the end it’s still an application that runs like another, but it’s the way you application runs that is [...]
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