String Extraction

west-wind.com — Ah thought I go back to basics today for a post. An operation I rely on a lot when I’m working with text is the ability to extract strings with delimiters from within another string. RegEx can be quite useful for many scenarios of finding matches and extracting text, but personally for the 10 times a year when I need to use RegEx expressions I tend to relearn most of the cryptic syntax each time. What should take me a couple minutes usually turns into a half an hour of experimenting with RegEx Buddy for me... read more...

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SILVER-U - A Neat Way to Remember the ASP.NET Page Life Cycle

leedumond.com — Mnemonic devices are fun, aren't they? They're especially userful for remembering steps that are performed in a certain order -- like how to start a motorcycle, or how ASP.NET serves web pages. I happen to be a certified Motorcycle Safety Instructor at Illinois State University. In our classes, we use the Motorcycle Safety Foundation curriculum, which contains all kinds of mnemonic devices to help student riders remember various motorcycle related procedures. read more...

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Performing Simple Interprocess Communication with Verbs

submitted by Rickasaurus 22 days, 19 hours ago

atalasoft.com — In this post I’ll be discussing simple process interactions via ShellExecute API Verbs. Using Verbs will allow you to perform simple tasks on specific file types without having to worry about building a complex communication layer to a specific application. read more...

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What Constitutes Ethical SEO?

published 25 days, 9 hours ago, submitted by dengar007 27 days, 20 hours ago

frickinsweet.com — As a web developer / someone who has a blog, I understand dealing with spam is one of the necessary evils of having a comments enabled on my site. Too often, SEO companies use unscrupulous tactics in the name of website optimization. What is the best way to prevent link spammers from overrunning your site? read more...

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DNK Community Guidelines - Suggestions welcome!

published 29 days, 16 hours ago, submitted by gavinjoyce 29 days, 17 hours ago

groups.google.com — Lets come up with some much needed community guidelines for DNK. Please post your suggestions and comments below, I'll update the community guidelines page on the Google group once we have reached a consensus. read more...

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Oxite: OpenSource CMS from Microsoft Built on ASP.NET MVC

published 30 days, 23 hours ago, submitted by keyvan 1 month ago

codeclimber.net.nz — Simone Chiaretta writes about the recent announcement by Microsoft Evangelist, Jeff Sandquist, about Oxite which is an open source CMS built by Microsoft as a showcase and sample for ASP.NET MVC. read more...

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How To Guarantee That Your Software Will Suck

published 1 month ago, submitted by justin_etheredge 1 month ago

codethinked.com — Do you bad software and unhappy developers? Well, it isn't that hard... read more...

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Pimp My Debugger - DebuggerDisplay Attribute

published 1 month ago, submitted by bradygaster 1 month ago

monstersgotmy.net — The other day I was reading some friends code, and I saw that he used a DebuggerDisplay attribute. It allows you to create a custom view of your objects in the Visual studio debugger. This attribute is very straight forward, but very powerful in the amount of time it can save you when debugging your application. I'll show you a cookie cutter example, but you can use your imagination as to how to use this particular attribute. read more...

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