Contents tagged with ASP.NET
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HTTP 301: the zenker has Moved permanently
I have started a new blog recently on my own site. I have enjoyed blogging here and am thankful for the hosting provided by asp.net.
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Better than Contains()
Sometimes you wish you could do better than the method you need to use. Case in point: Contains(). It is a fine method and is meant for more than strings. If you need custom logic to decide if two objects are equal or “the same” for the sake of sorting or searching you write your own comparer and pass that in. So, I don’t have anything against the Contains() method for any reason, I only find it a bit too generic when all I have is a list of strings and want to see if I have a match that doesn’t care about case.
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SharePoint List Item: Delete vs.. DeleteItemById
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
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Forest for the trees – Don’t forget the compiler
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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slidingExpiration = NotReally timeout = NotWhatIThinkItIs
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Wednesday, October 25, 2006
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That which we call a Namespace, by any other name would just smell.
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Tuesday, June 27, 2006
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Doing it With Style
Recovered from DotNetJunkies blog -- Originally Posted: Tuesday December 27, 2005
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This is your brain on multiple tiers
Fowler’s first law of distributed object design: “Don’t distribute your objects”
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WATIR under the bridge (Proxy)
Hit this today attempting to install WATIR on my current development box. The domain has a proxy server that has only occasionally caused me issues, but now I was unable to use gem to install WATIR unless I could configure the proxy. The correct syntax was harder to find than I expected, so I thought I would capture it here:
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Setting up remote debugging on 2003 and 2008 server
For a long time I have wanted to be able to do this without it being a 2 day ordeal, or having to beg IT to open up some ports etc. Seems to me the last time I looked this was a lot harder than it is now. Has it gotten easier or did I just assume it was annoying and not really consider it? Not sure, but it has been a real life-saver on recent projects, especially SharePoint. Here are the links that got me up and running quickly.