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The mantiCORE Labs articles section presents articles by our staff as well as
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industry articles, computer graphics and animation, .NET development, and
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| Latest articles |
- Is .NET the future of 3D ?
In this article our CTO, Stefan Didak, will be looking at what the .NET architecture can mean to 3D application development. It is intended as a look towards a possible future.
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| Latest .NET articles |
- Microsoft Visual Studio Team System
Visual Studio 2005 Team System is an extensible life-cycle tools platform that helps software teams collaborate to reduce the complexity of delivering modern service-oriented solutions. It sure looks to be exciting!
- Microsoft Developer Tools (2005 and Orcas) Roadmap
The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will make strides in all dimensions of application development.
- Continuous integration with CruiseControl.NET and Draco.NET
Continuous integration is the strategy of making sure that changes to the project’s codebase are built, tested and reported on as soon as possible after they are introduced.
- Improve the Design and Flexibility with Extreme Programming
Wouldn't you just love to create code that becomes easier to work with as the project matures rather than more difficult? It seems that no matter how much care you take, sooner or later, your code will become a maze.
- Sneak Peak at C# 2.0 : Anonymous Methods, Iterators, Partial Classes
Fans of the C# language will find much to like in Visual C#® 2005. Visual Studio® 2005 brings a wealth of exciting new features to Visual C# 2005, such as generics, iterators, partial classes, and anonymous methods.
- What's New in System.Xml for VS2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0
This first in a series of articles by Mark Fussell details the improvements to the XML APIs in System.Xml and the .NET Framework. These enable you to further enhance the XML support in your applications.
- Getting to know Mono
Mono is useful for more than simply getting Linux to work with Microsoft's .NET. It offers you a chance to use libraries in one language from another without writing a wrapper.
- Free your C# apps and deploy and run them on J2EE?
Using this flexiblity, in conjunction with the simplicity of Web services development provided by Visual Studio.NET, you can finally create applications and Web services that run on platforms other than IIS and .NET.
- Preparing for Indigo
What you can do now for a smooth transition to Indigo. By Tom Barnaby
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- Technology goes to the movies
Yankee Group entertainment analyst Adi Kishore, a former TV producer, said that with use of visual effects at an all-time high, a natural assumption would be that all firms in the industry are making good money. "But they are not," he told the E-Commerce Times.
- Linux invades Hollywood
Ten years ago, Linux was a student's hobby. Now it's becoming the film industry's operating system of choice.
- The ILM Linux "DeathStar" renderfarm
The Star Wars Death Star exists! But, not as a menacing planet-killing weapon. ILM's Death Star renderfarm is the computing power behind the many motion pictures produced at Industrial Light & Magic.
- Film GIMP at Rhythm & Hues
Linux is now being adopted in motion picture production at DreamWorks, Pixar, ILM and many other major studios.
- Linux and the production of Scooby-Doo
Scooby-Doo, the computer-generated dog in the Warner Brothers film of the same name, was created using Linux.
- The move to Linux on ILM's renderfarm
Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones, released in May 2002, is Industrial Light & Magic's (ILM) first movie produced after converting its workstations and renderfarm to Linux last year.
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