It is quite hard to make an open source project popular if you don’t push it really hard. Sometimes people cannot find your project easily, or another project takes them away. So a little bit adver...
#SNMP Design: Joint Forces
If you notice, I have added another developer to this project. His name is Steve Santacroce (CodePlex ID: Lister). He will focus on the browser side while I focus on the library itself. It was nice...
#SNMP Design: Breaking Changes Coming, Part II
In this part, I am going to talk about IDisposable. If you have mastered the Dispose Pattern designed first for Java and now for .NET, you already notice in the past, a lot of #SNMP types implement...
Knowing Issac
As a not-too-bad singer, I like to collect instrumental version of songs. And it was last summer that I came across Issac’s blog when I tried to search instrumental version of Iris. Although his gu...
XP SP3 Bug: One in A Million
I believe there are a lot of guys suffering this, but unfortunately, I am the only one in my office. Yes, after reinstalling my computer, I suddenly notice I cannot use Windows Update without an er...
Moving From Delphi Hours To Delphi.org
I have just discovered a new podcast named The Podcast at Delphi.org. It is quite funny that Nick Hodges will show up in the upcoming episode 2 as a guest. I take it as a sign there are no more De...
#SNMP Design: Poll Result
The first poll about #SNMP future was closed a few days earlier. The result shows there are guys who are interested in agent development on .NET. Quite surprising because I thought only C, C++, and...
#SNMP Design: Breaking Changes Coming, Part I
Every time I read Manager.cs, I feel bad. Like I expressed on the discussion board, I hated overloading functions a little bit. Yes, imagine if you are new to #SNMP, which one of these Get, Set, or...