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Coherent Algorithms , Harald Ganzinger and David McAllester. ICALP 2002. It is wide taken that many algorithms can be briefly and clear verbalised as ordered inference rules. Nevertheless, logic programming has been out or keeping for the study of the campaigning time of algorithms because there has not been a clear-cut and accurate model of [...]

Also see: LINQ – The Uber FindControl Also see: REST2SQL in a Jiffy, with Tagspace for Spice Also see: Channel 9 Interview When: Wednesday, November 22nd, 2006Where: Rock Bottom @ State & GrandWhen: 6PM Last day to get out before the entire Midwest descends on our fair city for the holiday shopping season. Bear down! [...]

Also see: Publishing: Good reviews, bad reviews, and hurting oooh so many feelings. Also see: Brad Abrams’ pixel8 Interview Podcast posted Also see: Web Services with Spring 2.5 and Apache CXF I speaking tomorrow at a internal Microsoft event. I’ve spoken at tons of conferences (PDC, TechEd, etc.) and for groups ranging form 1 to [...]

My original posts on Finalization and Hosting had some hokey XXXXX markers in place of content, where that content hadn’t already been disclosed in some form.  Now that the Visual Studio 2005 Community Preview is available, I’ve gone back to those two posts and replaced the XXXXX markers with real text. Also, it’s obviously been [...]

Also see: Infrequent blogging Microsoft Distinguished Engineer, Brian Harry follows up on his recent announcement about Microsoft’s acquisition of of devBiz , developers of TeamPlain Web Access for VSTS. Brian heads up our Visual Studio Team Foundation development team, based in Raleigh, NC. Note that TeamPlain is unrelated to Teamprise , which to quote Jim Newkirk , recently ”announced a complimentary [...]

Do you know where your data is? If you’ve been involved with software at any point in the past two decades, chances are it’s in a database. It would seem silly to put data, especially frequently changing data, into code. How about those business rules? Business rule engines haven’t been around as long as databases, [...]