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1 month, 1 day ago developerzen.com — I encountered this post on my weekend reading. 91 Surefire Ways to Become an Event Greater Developer contain a comprehensive guide linking to all sort of blog posts providing insights on improving your skills as a developer.
While the list is very long and sometimes debatable it does have some interesting pointers. If you do nothing else, delve into item #8: Learn Programming by Not Programming referring to the following post by Jeff Atwood... read more...
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2 months, 30 days ago developerzen.com — Could Microsoft’s next killer OS be SharePoint? Its been continuously baking SharePoint reliance into more and more of its products and requiring users to buy pricey client-access licenses (CALs) in order to use Microsoft’s servers. With "Oslo" it could be much more...
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5 months, 3 days ago developerzen.com — I’ve been having mixed feeling for quite some time now regarding LINQ.
Sure it can make working with data sources a lot easier and it can definately save a lot of code but it also has the potential of creating cryptic complex code... read more...
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5 months, 4 days ago developerzen.com — A guide on how to migrate all dasBlog posts to WordPress and ensure that your old dasBlog sitere directs all calls to the right address on the new blog so that you don't loose search engine links\ranking and confuse your readers. read more...
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5 months, 11 days ago ekampf.com — Change your team's terminology and work in terms of personas and goals. Rather than thinking of users as an abstract, difficult-to-describe, amorphous group of people, personas instruct us to talk about specific users who have names, personalities, needs, and goals. Understanding exactly who the users are and what they do with the software is essential to determine if a certain feature is actually required. read more...
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6 months, 7 days ago ekampf.com — I was on a phone interview the other day where I was asked for my definition of “Good Code”... read more...
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7 months, 21 days ago ekampf.com — It seems like Microsoft and Yahoo! are talking again to such an extent that is was either required, or in Microsoft's interest to release the following statement... read more...
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published 9 months, 8 days ago, submitted by
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9 months, 10 days ago dotnetfacts.blogspot.com — System.String type is used in any .NET application. We have strings as: names, addresses, descriptions, error messages, warnings or even application settings. Each application has to create, compare or format string data. Considering the immutability and the fact that any object can be converted to a string, all the available memory can be swallowed by a huge amount of unwanted string duplicates or unclaimed string objects. Now let's see how a string object should be handled to preserve memory. read more...
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published 9 months, 11 days ago, submitted by
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9 months, 11 days ago james.newtonking.com — An improved version of the string FormatWith extension method. It now has the ability to also work with named variables, e.g. "{UserName} last logged in at {LastLoginDate}".FormatWith(user) read more...
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published 9 months, 8 days ago, submitted by
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9 months, 11 days ago codersbarn.com — I recently posted a solution to the eternal PayPal / ASP.NET form submission problem using Jeremy Schneider's custom GhostForm class. Since then, several people have made mention of a problem of a problem that I came across myself when coding this, namely getting your project to recognize the reference to the new custom form class. read more...
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published 9 months, 14 days ago, submitted by
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9 months, 15 days ago ekampf.com — In the first post in the series I gave an overview of the pattern we'll be using.
This post will go deeper into the DataModel, as defined in the previous post:
The DataModel is defined exactly as the Model in MVC; it is the data or business logic that stores the state and does processing of the problem domain.
The DataModel abstracts expensive operations such as data fetching without blocking the UI thread. It can keep data "alive" fetching it periodically from source (example: stock ticket), merge information from several sources etc.
The DataModel is completely UI independent and pretty much straightforward to unit test.
The DataModel exposes data in a way that makes it easily consumable by IBF. read more...
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9 months, 22 days ago ekampf.com — A WPF screen saver project template for Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 read more...
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