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Today I found that the first CTP for visual studio .net 2010 and the .net framework 4.0 is available for download. If you want a quick overview of some of the new features go to this website: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vs2008/products/cc948977.aspx 
If you want to download the CTP you should go to the Microsoft Connect page

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That’s simple buy a house that needs to be finished in the meantime switch jobs and on top of that move out of your current appartement.
I’ve not been writing as much as would like, but I can’t seem to find the time. Lately I’ve been watching more closely to LINQ, Nhibernate, EDM, Windows Server [...]

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 Anson Horton wrote a very nice article for the MSDN magazine June 2007 edition. It gives you an overview of how LINQ (Language Integrated Query) has evolved from the idea of the concept to an actual technology. A nice extra on this article is that he shows a lot which new language features in [...]

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F or those that like to get started with the new Microsoft products Expression Blend and Expression Design. You should check out these links below. They give you access to tons of FREE video tutorials hosted by lynda.com
Links:
- Getting started with Expression Blend
In Getting Started with Expression Blend , Lee Brimelow covers all the basics [...]

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I saw the notice on Informationweek that Microsoft released a beta of the VS.net Orcas.
Find out more here.

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WPF: draggable windowless windows

I’m currently trying out the Microsoft Expression Blend designer (formerly known as Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer). I must say it’s already very nice, the only I still can’t seem to get working is the integration with visual studio .net 2005 to edit the code behind files… Anyway that’s not what I wanted to talk about.
We [...]

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Exception serialization & WCF

I was helping a colleague of mine this week with some exception handling in WCF. The problem we were facing was that when we send a faultexception we lost important information about the original exception like the innerexceptions. Although it may not be best practice to send all of the exception information to the client [...]

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