Tag Archives: .net

Using the Wuala API .net wrapper for quick in-folder search

Posted on 2008-12-15 by Tsukasa

An interesting question that came up to me was how to implement a quick, efficient in-folder search engine with the .net wrapper. Of course, by it’s nature this isn’t a given feature and because you’d have to enumerate through all … Continue reading →

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Visual Studio 2008 Essentials

Posted on 2008-12-12 by Tsukasa

Despite all my bickering, Visual Studio 2008 is great. It was well worth the money to upgrade. There are a few things missing from the Professional version, though. The lack of a powerful profiler for everyone still makes me shake … Continue reading →

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Wrapper Release

Posted on 2008-10-25 by Tsukasa

Gee. I didn’t get around to post this but the stable wrapper v. 0.0.1.0 has been released onto Wuala. Changes include the latest adjustments to the API (doesn’t include the changes to the thumbnail method, as this came later) and … Continue reading →

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Monodevelop no longer broken

Posted on 2008-03-28 by Tsukasa

Yeah, I don’t really know what’s different now. A fresh checkout from trunk, a quick compile and Monodevelop is back in action. It is actually the first version I’m using in a long time, I’ll try to get a little … Continue reading →

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Quick hint: Use SharpDevelop more often

Posted on 2008-03-20 by Tsukasa

There are quite a number of things that were stripped from Microsoft’s proud Visual Studio Express series. One of them being the resource editor in C++, another one being a buttload of templates for your project type. Like… let’s say… … Continue reading →

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