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Stories recently tagged with 'Programming'
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submitted by
 powerrush
1 month, 12 days ago timoni.org — * Programmers are craftsmen. As craftsmen, they work to a quality line, NOT a deadline.
* Software is not industrial. It is not a product that has a direct correlation between quantity and value.
* Because it is both a craft and a replicatable product, software has both elements of pre-industrial (ie craftsmanship) and post-industrial products.
* Programmers do not respect authority, only ability.
* There is programmer calculus: “We have two different opinions. You have one vote. I, being smarter and more well-informed, have two votes.”
* Programmers are quick to adapt when it makes sense. read more...
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category:  Other | Views: 2
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submitted by
ramiljoaquin
1 month, 18 days ago blog.dmbcllc.com — I’ve been thinking about the state of the programmers coming into our industry recently. It seems to me that many of the college students who graduate today understand the syntax, but few know how to apply true object oriented principles to the real world. read more...
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category:  C# | Views: 27
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published 2 months, 4 days ago, submitted by
 spavkov
2 months, 4 days ago blogs.msdn.com — This stuff is easy. It's also really fun. You don't have to read academic papers to learn about, enjoy, and benefit from functional programming in C# 3.0. There are about half a dozen concepts you need to learn, each one easy. Concepts like just a new way to write a method (that has no name), or a new way to write a static method for a class. Then you put them all together, and the result is more than the sum of the parts. read more...
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category: Linq | Views: 278
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published 4 months, 29 days ago, submitted by
 gustavod
5 months ago duartes.org — Cheat sheets for retrieving various bits of ASP.NET runtime information, all with live sample values, links to MSDN, and some explanations. Includes source code. read more...
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category:  ASP.NET | Views: 3
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published 10 months, 9 days ago, submitted by
 jamesewelch
10 months, 9 days ago norvig.com — People are in a big rush to learn about computers, or that computers are somehow fabulously easier to learn than anything else. There are no books on how to learn Beethoven, or Quantum Physics, or even Dog Grooming in a few days. Written by Peter Norvig, Director of Research for Google. read more...
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submitted by
jamesewelch
10 months, 17 days ago jamesewelch.wordpress.com — I’ve tried to maintain a consistent set of naming rules for my code. Here’s a few guidelines that I’ve collected over the years. Contains recommending naming rules for namespaces, classes, enumerations, parameters, methods, properties, events, exception classes, and interfaces and abbreviation usage. read more...
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submitted by
 gavinjoyce
10 months, 25 days ago paulgraham.com — "A good programmer working intensively on his own code can hold it in his mind the way a mathematician holds a problem he's working on. Mathematicians don't answer questions by working them out on paper the way schoolchildren are taught to. They do more in their heads: they try to understand a problem space well enough that they can walk around it the way you can walk around the memory of the house you grew up in. At its best programming is the same. You hold the whole program in your head, and you can manipulate it at will." read more...
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published 11 months, 4 days ago, submitted by
 rprouse
11 months, 5 days ago codeplex.com — A collection of tools which have been developed to abstract the complexity of doing software development using common Windows Vista APIs. The kit features include drag ‘n drop controls and components, SmartTags, Visual Basic and Visual C# source code for all tools and samples as well as complete QuickStarts and APIs documentation. read more...
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category:  Vista | Views: 0
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submitted by
marcoow
1 year ago formpage.de — .Net Documentor is a Visual Studio 2005 Extension that adds productivity features to the IDE's source code documentation fecilities, e.g.:
- recursive documentation of all elements in a project (with optional insertion of task shortcuts)
- recursive documentation of a type and its members
- automatic application of custom text snippets to properties, events and constructors
- reuse of base type's documentations read more...
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category:  Visual Studio | Views: 39
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submitted by
jaavaaguru
1 year, 1 month ago sorn.net — The Wildcat COBOL Compiler is an up-and-coming open-source COBOL compiler for .NET and Mono capable of compiling traditional COBOL programs and making use of object-oriented extensions and classes from external assemblies and the .NET framework.
While the compiler still lacks support for some areas of the language, there are examples of what it's currently capable of including algorithms such as the Towers of Hanoi, and running NUnit tests by referencing the NUnit Framework assembly. read more...
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category:  Open Source | Views: 10
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