This is of course my personal opinion and is based on my personal experiences...:-) As you may have read in an earlier post, I got a crappy new NEC e606 from 3 which I sent back after a few hours... Well, I recieved nothing more from 3 until the day after it…
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Interesting...a lot of people are talking about this.
Extending Intellisense: TypeFinder Macro Namespaces in .NET are great! But how many times do you find yourself typing Private r As xmlreader, and then noticing that there is no Imports/using statement for the System.Xml Namespace? Then you would have to scroll…
As an memory aid...Andy Smiths' Blog
Found this site, just has links to a bunch of useful articles on some more advanced C# topics.
Umm...ok, maybe a bit over the top, but this guy is a brilliant ASP.NET developer, and along with Andy Smith produces some of the most useful stuff around for ASP.NET developers his site has a whole bunch of useful stuff such as the ASP.NET version switcher,…
I've been thinking a fair bit recently about how small companies can best serve clients. My conclusion is that its' all about keeping the client engaged throughout the project even if this means exposing development versions of code to the client. I am a big…
Bracist - saw it on a Slashdot post (forget which one)...all coders I know are guilty of this heinous crime :-)
Hmm...following the upgrade to VS.NET 2003 and the concurrent upgrade to 1.1 this required, an odd bug has surfaced in my code - it appears to be some form of connection leak. This is a bit odd as I've been using the same code and the DAAB with a connection…
As some you already know, I work for a small company (StormId), now normally, this is fine and dandy - I have a good deal of input into what happens here, its' easy to cut through what little red tape there is etc.. A big problem with small companies is the…
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