Multi-process Architecture in Google Chrome
The folks over at Chromium Blog have posted a lengthy write-up on multi-process architecture and how it applies to Google Chrome. It’s a must-read if you’re interested in this kind of thing.
The folks over at Chromium Blog have posted a lengthy write-up on multi-process architecture and how it applies to Google Chrome. It’s a must-read if you’re interested in this kind of thing.
Wired.com has an extensive write-up on the people and reasoning behind Google Chrome. It’s an interesting read, and helps put the whole venture in context.
As part of its dramatic User-Interface overhaul, Windows Vista added support for high-definition 256×256 pixel application icons. Unfortunately, Visual Studio 2008’s lackluster icon editor offers no support for the new standard.
Thankfully, the Visual C++ Team Blog brings word of a free ‘Lite’ edition of the impressive IconWorkshop from Axialis Software. IconWorkshop Lite even integrates directly into Visual Studio 2008.
The software is available here, and the Visual C++ Team Blog announcement is here.