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Our current project team decided to post development documents, guidelines, specs etc in a SharePoint site dedicated to project. We also decided we would try a Wiki to post coding standards and best practices, samples, tips on using certain WPF controls...
Apparently to some, it is. I was helping a co-worker with the same issue that I blogged about in my last post on how to improve SharePoint list item delete calls . When I Googled (Binged if that makes you feel better) on the subject trying to find a clear...
If you had to choose one of these methods to call to delete an item in a large list which would you choose? Here are your options in code 1: myListItem.Delete() .csharpcode, .csharpcode pre { font-size: small; color: black; font-family: consolas, "Courier...
This most recent post by John Robbins is what motivated me to add his blog to my blog roll. However, it has been a must read for a while now. This post is actually more “fluffy” than most for him, I just loved the insight into things macros can do that...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Sunday, November 18, 2007 "[when debugging] If you see hoof prints think horses, not zebras". Hunt and Thomas, in The Pragmatic Programmer Developing in the brave new world of managed memory and...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2007 Back in school my teacher was not much on the formal aspects of the course he was teaching.He was instead, as I describe him, the kind of guy you could imagine living in his...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Saturday, February 17, 2007 Wanted to drop a quick post for two reasons: 1) To prove I have not died, been abducted by aliens, or been confined to a room with soft, cushy walls and a nerf PC for...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 As a new approach to some meaningful blogging, as I work on debugging some new bug/issue, the info I collect and my deductions I record right in my LiveWriter window so...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 There is nothing sweet about spending hours, days, evenings and weekends chasing "ghosts" in your code. In this context "ghosts" mean compile or runtime errors that are not...
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Tuesday December 27, 2005 Most of my personal (read: "for fun") programming time lately has been involved with web design. Being much more comfortable hiding behind a nice solid business object,...
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