We spent a lot of time trying to figure out what breed of dog would work well with our family. We took all those on-line tests, and they all came out the same. We were a family well suited for a loyal, lazy dog. Every test we took told us we should consider, nay, needed, […]
Read MoreSo if all you are looking for is a simple IoC library, this might be for you. Microsoft has released Unity up on CodePlex. http://www.codeplex.com/unity/ Regardless of you feelings about the libarary (it has been hotly debated by the Alt.Net crowd already), there is one item worth pointing out: it was released to CodePlex and […]
Read MoreWell, here is my first post. I hope I can fit in with this group of excellent thinkers. I was sitting on my couch thinking of a topic to write about. Not having much luck, I picked up my PSP and stated playing Patapon, a new rhythm fighting game. It is quite addictive and keeps […]
Read MoreI thought I would put a quick note up about this. I’ve been using the ReSharper 4. 0 EAP (Early Access Program) Build 755 for over a week now with no real issues. First Note: I know using beta software is not for everyone, so I don’t really recommend this. But if you are fine […]
Read MoreI have heard a lot of debates lately about the usage of var within a code base. I for one am a var convart, I love it, use it all ovar…. var var var. Some common complaints I hear: Makes the code hard to read It’s not the var that is making it hard to […]
Read MoreI’m still one of those freaks that insists on having ReSharper around to code with. When I go to a client, I ask (politely) that they get it for all of their developers. When I talk at a user group I tell the attendees (not so politely) to get it. But the one question comes […]
Read MoreHaving just inherited a TFS installation to manage, I received a request to add some values to a global list. I got a little nervous about this when I saw that the server had many (MANY) global lists in it already and I wanted to be very careful not to break anything during this change. […]
Read MoreI’ve been playing with the yield keyword lately. It gives you a custom iterator, and I have found it to clean up my api quite nicely. Here is my case in point. I’m writing some code to work with the GridView. I want to go through the GridView rows, but only the DataRows (not the […]
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