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Erik Burger is a .NET Consultant at Antares Informatisering, an outsourcing company based in The Netherlands. He refuses to specialise in a single programming language as a matter of principle, believing that being multi-disciplinary makes him a better developer. He's a strong advocate of Pragmatic Programming and a newbie enthusiast in Ruby and Rails.

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Archive for December, 2008

TS: Microsoft .NET Framework - Application Development Foundation

0 Comments Published December 15th, 2008 in Programming

Today I passed the 70-536 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework - Application Development Foundation exam. I’m happier about this one than I was about the Web-Based Client exam since I barely had time to study due to illness. So, this completes my MCTS: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications and gets me yet another step closer to my MCPD: [...]

Starting a Virtual PC Image without starting the Console

0 Comments Published December 2nd, 2008 in Programming

I use Virtual PC for my desktop virtualisation needs. I love how virtualisation works. I have a set of base images I use to quickly set up any development environment, anywhere (provided the host pc has enough memory, which is pretty much a non-requirement these days).
Today I was getting settled down to do some SharePoint development. [...]

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