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Joe Send mail to the author(s) leads the architecture of an experimental OS's developer platform, where he is also chief architect of its programming language. His current mission is to enable writing large-scale software that is reliable, secure, and scalable by-construction. Before this, Joe founded the Parallel Extensions to .NET project. He has been granted 19 patents, with 49 pending. When not working, Joe enjoys travelling with his wife, writing books, writing music, studying music theory & mathematics, and doing anything involving food & wine.

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 Saturday, October 30, 2004

The FxCop team recently released a new version, 1.312. Check it out.

I've been working quite a bit lately with the guys responsible for this technology. They've poured a lot of energy into this product... and it shows. With this release, you can expect improved quality of existing rules (reducing false positives, increasing coverage), and a number of entirely new rules. This stuff is based entirely on real experience shipping managed code and is a great way to avoid common implementation mistakes and pitfalls. And it helps you to be consistent with the Framework, too, a real plus when you're shipping publically-consumable APIs.

If you're not already shipping FxCop'd code, I'd highly recommend it... :)

10/30/2004 12:18:38 AM (Pacific Daylight Time, UTC-07:00)  #   

 

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