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  1. @BjoernRochel what is an alternative (inside WinForms) ?
  2. @BjoernRochel perhaps lightsaber?
  3. @ralfw allerdings.
  4. Wie ist der Wechselkurs Emissionszertifikate - Bad code offsets ?
  5. RT @endlichcleannet Ein Ablass für schlechten Code? http://digs.by/st8 <- ein neuer Zertifikathandel?
  6. @DerAlbert is the meeting on 10.12.2009 also at Microsoft Köln?
  7. @BjoernRochel I missed that, while I really like Prodigy. Damn.
  8. @huettermann right, so the purpose is really deciding and you can model with text + bubbles.
  9. @huettermann mmh, some boxes, triangles, bubbles should be sufficient. Or do you prefer astronouts?
  10. @mfeathers where did you come across the "Iceberg class" idea? Are you still confident of it? I've implemented some static analysis for it.
  11. need a reference for "Iceberg Class" Smell to cite. Can someone help?
  12. @rainerschuster why should microsoft support other persistence strategies? As long as it is extensible their decision is valid + reasonable
  13. @rainerschuster that raises the question, if "Oslo" developed in a (for us: MDSD) useful direction...
  14. @rainerschuster the renaming is a logical consequence of the development of "modelling" part of OSLO (Oslo was more than dsls/modelling)
  15. @DerAlbert it's a problem of the project itself: e.g. VS integration still not bullet-proof
  16. feeling like my brain had a nuclear mind-meltdown yesterday...
  17. @DerAlbert we are thinking about ways to create a working, simpler, compact solution to get Maven support for .NET
  18. @DerAlbert #NPanday works on the command line, is hard to install into Visual Studio and it's implementation seems way to complex.
  19. @ayende sure. And btw it is raining here also...
  20. @ayende l2sprof seems a bit "greyish", contrast is sometimes missing - at least on the screenshots.