The P&P team just release a bunch of changes on EntLib 4 and Unity. Finally, PIAB is now integrated with Unity! Check out at: Enterprise Library 4.1 - October 2008 Unity Application Block 1.2 - October 2008 Soon, I’ll try to post some impressions about this Unity release… [crossposted from http://blogs.msdn.com/hugobatista]

For those who attended DEV09 and asked me the video source: Life At Microsoft - The Truth Revealed   And for those who didn't understand why the video at the beginning of the session.. well.. it was just a teaser so I could get the audience's attention! :)

According to Grigori, the RTM version of Unity has been postponed to April 7, rather than March 15 (Well.. i guess everybody was already noticing that there wasn't any release at March 15, right?)   Meanwhile, the last weekly drop is still the March 12 one.

Miguel, a GASP fellow, finally migrated his blog to the Gasp website. Please welcome Miguel and check his feed!

WOW Now we're talking!

It's public! Unity 1.0 RTM: 15th March (Next day to Portuguese Techdays Unity Demo: http://www.techdays.pt/session/2008/dev09.aspx) EntLib 4 CTP: 15th March (Application blocks integration with Unity still not provided, but Object Builder 2.0 will be available) EntLib 4 RTM: somewhere in mid-end April (including Application Blocks integration ...

Finally, the so expected EntLib Dependency Injection implementation is out. Dependency Injection is, IMHO, the most important design pattern on extensible software design. But unfortunately, Enterprise Library previously lacked the support of a lightweight Dependency Container, even if Object Builder was trying to provide this. My view is that ...

Something I normally get annoyed when reviewing others code is when  I have to scroll horizontally. Even when activating ''Wrap'', code doesn't look ''sharp'' and clear. A not well known feature of Visual Studio (2002/3/5/8) is the ability to add a Guide Line to the text editor, which would show a visible line indicating a specific column. ...

This post saved my day.

Paulo Morgado, a GASP fellow, is presenting a Webcast tomorrow about Web Client Software Factory. This webcast is provided by geekSpeak. Paulo is known by his expertise in this kind of factories, so I'm sure this is a must attend webcast!