I’m doing a gig for a local company (a non-software company) that is trying to build a development team. My job is two-fold: 1. help them get some software up and started so they have something to build on, 2. train their current staff (consisting of one developer) on good patterns and practices for software […]
Read MoreLet my start by saying this is not a huge Annoyance. This is more of a “winy girl who didn’t get to go to Miami” annoyance. There is a perfectly good solution to this, it just isn’t the solution with the syntax that I want. That, and I feel like wining. The crux of the […]
Read MoreThere has been some interest (two people) in updating my Rhino Mocks presentation and re-publishing it. This is from a presentation that I gave for the West Michigan Day of .Net back in May 2007 (ages ago). This presentation consists of a Power Point deck with minimal slides (it was for a code camp) and […]
Read MoreOK, we all know we need to back up our data. And we have all been told to have an off-line location for all of our data as well. More than likely, the business we work at does just that. But at home? Not a chance. Heck, we are lucky to have a backup anywhere. […]
Read MoreI’m prepping for my next BSDG meeting right now, I’ve decided to show off what I consider to by my toolbox for debugging HTML. These tools are note framework specific, because they come into play after the web page has been written — and it still isn’t working right. FireBug, which is one of the […]
Read MoreIf you program with ASP.Net long enough you will have the following requirement: Display a Grid on the screen with a checkbox in each row. At the bottom of the page have “Check All” button. If you haven’t had that, you will. It is just a matter of time. The traditional way of getting this […]
Read MoreI’ve been moonlighting with the ASP.Net MVC framework lately. Not a lot, just enough to get acquainted for right now. Yesterday I had my “Road to Damascus” incident. I don’t know HTML. OK, not completely true, I know lots of html tags, table, ul, div, p, a, etc; and I know how to use them […]
Read MoreI am a ReSharper addict. I admit it. I have this habit of upgrading my ReSharper every time JetBrains releases a new version. Speaking of which: ReSharper 3.1 is out and ready for download. Or you can read the release notes. But, if you are hoping this will add C# 3.0 support…it doesn’t. That is […]
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