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15 days, 11 hours ago devlicio.us — This is a good article on how to setup your site in a share hosting environment and talks about dealing with doing frindge things with your site. There are things you need to understand if you plan on setting up your ASP.NET site in a shared environment and this article goes into some very important points. read more...
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15 days, 21 hours ago devlicious.com — A summary of my experience getting a site up and running in a shared hosting environment using a number of bleeding-edge, open source technologies. read more...
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1 month, 11 days ago lostechies.com — Your First QUnit Test
To start testing, you’ll need to start by creating an HTML page (MyFooTests.htm, for example). This page will need to reference the jquery core JS file, testrunner.js, testsuite.css, as well as the JS file containing the code you’re going to be testing. Lastly, the page will need some special HTML at the bottom with well-known ID’s so that QUnit can display its output. When you’re done, you should have a rough skeleton like this: read more...
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2 months, 3 days ago devlicio.us — Today I was having another round of conversations with a buddy of mine about the concept of waste and unused code.
In agile there is a concept called YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It) that basically states that you should not add code that is not immediately needed as it is waste. read more...
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2 months, 18 days ago devlicious.com — The first in a series on building a FriendFeed client in WPF using TDD, MVP, DI, etc. read more...
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2 months, 21 days ago codebetter.com — From Jeremy Miller.. This is fantastic and this information is so utterly vital to success and optimization for teams. It kills me most fail to leverage the real benefit of 'speaking in patterns' at a mastery level where it is understood that the conceptual OO design is easy and trivial compared with changing your culture. Yet once it happens an entire cascade of changes often happen I have noticed which drives tems to obvious places in domain-driven 'ubiquitous language'.
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category:  Architecture | Views: 12
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2 months, 24 days ago devlicio.us — A short description of how I used lambdas to set properties when I needed a little validation to go along with it. read more...
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published 3 months, 1 day ago, submitted by
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3 months, 3 days ago blog.andreloker.de — If you ever wrote code for a non-trivial project chances are that from time to time you stop an think: "I don't know, but I have the feeling that the code is not really clean/too complex/[insert adjective here that makes you feel bad about your code]". Chances are even that you did not had these thoughts - but your source code indeed was not really clean, too complex or what not. While the latter situation is certainly the worse of the two, both situation make clear that we need means to quantify the quality of our code. NDepend is an excellent tool that can be used to generate those metrics read more...
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published 3 months, 3 days ago, submitted by
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3 months, 4 days ago alvinashcraft.com — I thought I would share this list of reference cards / cheat sheets that I have compiled over the last year or so. If I am missing any good ones, please post them in the comments. read more...
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published 3 months, 7 days ago, submitted by
Ragoczy
3 months, 7 days ago lovethedot.blogspot.com — Microsoft released a tool called Microsoft Source Analyzer, or StyleCop. It analyzes source code for standards violations. It's a 1.0 release, so it doesn't do some things ... like have a published API for custom rules or MSBuild integration. So the community dug in and figured out how to do these things and now MS is firing off license-violation emails. Don't they get it? The community wants to use the product, but it's too limited ... these extensions help make it better. read more...
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category: C# | Views: 494
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3 months, 10 days ago devlicio.us — A brief outline on how to style separators for menus and toolbars in WPF. read more...
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3 months, 10 days ago devlicio.us — An introduction and some musing on the differences between Control Templates and Styles in WPF. read more...
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