CLR 4: Making the AssemblyResolve event more useful

CLR TeamJuly 15, 2009Jul 15, 200907/15/09

 In the introductory post on CLR Binder (‘Understanding the Binder – Part 1’), we listed the set of steps that the CLR Binder follows, in order to locate an assembly and bind to it. On reading this, an obvious question comes to mind. What happens when all of these steps fail to locate the assembly? Does the binder simply

Take the .Net 4 Beta1 survey

CLR TeamJuly 14, 2009Jul 14, 200907/14/09

 Here is a survey to understand you think about .Net 4 Beta1, and to get a sense of the level of satisfaction, particularly while trying to upgrade existing managed applications to CLR 4, or while creating new CLR 4 applications. This survey should take you about 20 minutes to complete. Here is the link to the survey.

Take the .Net 4 Beta1 survey

CLR TeamJuly 14, 2009Jul 14, 200907/14/09

 Here is a survey to understand you think about .Net 4 Beta1, and to get a sense of the level of satisfaction, particularly while trying to upgrade existing managed applications to CLR 4, or while creating new CLR 4 applications. This survey should take you about 20 minutes to complete. Here is the link to the survey.

Meet the CLR Team, learn about CLR 4

CLR TeamJuly 14, 2009Jul 14, 200907/14/09

Here is your chance to get the scoop straight from the proverbial horse’s mouth. Join the CLR team for an interactive Live Meeting session on Friday, July 17th 2009, and find out what’s new in CLR 4. Apart from an overview of what’s coming up in CLR 4. we will specifically be covering Garbage Collection, NGen and Performance.

CLR Inside Out – Building Tuple

CLR TeamJuly 1, 2009Jul 1, 200907/1/09

The new installment of the “CLR Inside Out” column in MSDN magazine is now available on line.  This month we have an article from Matt Ellis on Building Tuple.  It provides one example of how a new type makes it into the base class libraries. You can find a list of all “CLR Inside Out” articles here.