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CodeProject's Best C# Article for May 2009.

June 22, 2009 21:16 by author

Daniel Vaughan

I'm pleased to report that Calcium has taken out the Best C# Article award for May 2009. Hurray!

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June 23. 2009 07:50

Congrtulations, I just read about Calcium on Code Project, and it's awesome!

All the best,

Muhammad Haroon
<a href="http://www.softwarerockstar.com">Software Rockstar</a>

Muhammad Haroon

June 23. 2009 09:42

Thanks Muhammad! Glad you liked it.

Cheers,
Daniel

Daniel Vaughan

June 23. 2009 12:13

Hello Daniel,
You have done a great work and you deserve the award from Code Project.
Keep up the good work.

My Greetings.

Ahmed Hidri

June 23. 2009 12:54

Thanks Ahmed!

Cheers,
Daniel

Daniel Vaughan

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March 11. 19:03
On my quad core laptop, 51 VS projects condensed into 5 VS projects takes build time from ~5 mins, to 35 secs, and reduces caffeine intake.

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Daniel Vaughan is a software developer with a decade of commercial experience across a wide range of industries including e-commerce, multimedia, and finance. While originally from Australia and the UK, Daniel is currently based in Geneva Switzerland; working with WPF, WCF, and WF within the finance industry. In his spare time Daniel likes to spend time thinking up novel ideas, such as employing neural networks to predict user navigation behaviour in WPF applications, and a grid computing framework for Silverlight. Daniel is also the creator of a number of open-source projects including Calcium, and Clog. E-mail me