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January 2010 - Posts
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Disable Visual Studio XAML Designer better way.
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In my previous posts I've already written about disabling XAML Designer in Visual Studio 2010, but i find that way very bad, because in spite of we will see only XAML code, XAML designer would also try to render. Much better and simple way is it to open...
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AnonymousComparer - lambda compare selector for Linq
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One guy from Japan created a very cool linq extension. It is called AnonymousComparer, which allows to use Func instead of annoying IEqualityComparer. var anonymous = new [] { new { Foo = "A" , Key = 10 }, new { Foo = "B" , Key = 15 } }; // true anonymous...
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Subscribe RSS with your own language with Google Reader
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Today I find a very interesting blog, but the bad thing was that it is in Japanese. The great i thing i discover for myself is that i can subscribe this rss in my own language with google reader.
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