Two bytes meet. The first byte asks, "Are you ill?"
The second byte replies, "No, just feeling a bit off."

Shouldn't it be bits? :)

To be really effective adobe should allow .NET code as well. Without it the .NET community will continue to adopt Silverlight.

wth this is from 2006??

Wow nobody liked this one! tough crowd.

What a great .Net story! ... actually, on second look... there's not ANY .Net content here. :)

Don't get too excited: http://www.pluralsight.com/blogs/dbox/archive/2007/11/11/49016.aspx

She's the token good looking person in the group.

DotNetKicks!

Gavin - how about a SPAM link for comments? :)

In my experience email is a bad idea if your exception handling is in a loop or you have large amounts of traffic to a page in error. It would be better to log to a db or text file and monitor for new errors with some sort of alert, possibly email.

I just might do that :).

This article is years old. Times have changed.

Lol - I do agree there's a risk of that as noted in the article. Luckily VS maintains knowledge of the underlying type, but readability would certainly be degraded.

I'm sure you'd all agree, but method/property commenting for use with Intellisense is a must in my book.