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• Just released: Parallel Extensions – June CTP

  Today, Parallel Programming team released 2nd CTP for Parallel Extensions to .NET Framework 3.5. Major features in this CTP are declarative parallelist (LINQ-to-Object, LINQ-to-XML), parallel tasks and imperative data and, the most important (for me)... Posted Jun 02 2008, 01:32 PM by Just code - Tamir Khason : WPF Filed under: WPF, C#, promo, download, Performance, .NET 3.5, PLINQ, XLINQ

• Parallel programming? Well, it’s all about CPU affinity or how to set processor affinity in WPF

  Parallel computing is very cool technology, that makes you able to leverage tasks between processors in your system. Today it’s already impossible to buy single processor computer – when you’ll buy new PC, you’ll probably get dual... Posted Apr 14 2008, 08:57 AM by Just code - Tamir Khason : WPF Filed under: WPF, Tutorial, tips and tricks, C#, LINQ, Performance, source, .NET 3.5, PLINQ

• Some new post-mix downloads

  Today is download day at MSDN. There are some very interesting things published. New release of Windows SDK (new classes for WPF 3.5, bugs fixes, and enhanced support for Windows Server 2008, including speech, error reporting and UAC). Download it here... Posted Mar 11 2008, 04:01 AM by Just code - Tamir Khason : WPF Filed under: WPF, Vista, Microsoft, LINQ, Visual Studio, SilverLight, download, soft, VSTS, .NET 3.5, Windows Live, blogging general, Web, XNA, PLINQ

• How to: High performance graphics in WPF

  Microsoft DPE : "WPF is ever best super performance oriented technology for creating hyper multi point graphs, using parallelism and huge in-memory persistence vector scrounged math distributed calculations... And ever more with branded new Microsoft... Posted Mar 02 2008, 12:38 PM by Just code - Tamir Khason : WPF Filed under: WPF, Tutorial, tips and tricks, Microsoft, LINQ, Performance, .NET 3.5, PLINQ