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re: Developers and tablet PC's

driver98 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:04:51 GMT

PricelessI wish I had a camera in every room of the house to be able to capture these one in a million expressions. ,

re: FxCop 1.2 XSLT Transformation

Lobosoft — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:38:52 GMT

You can use the XSL included in FXCop installation (usually, in C:\Program Files\Microsoft FxCop v.vv\Xml\FxCopReport.xsl), using the %system.FxCopRoot%/Xml/FxCopReport.xsl default option.

re: Web development sucks!

Dummy with a 4.0 GPA — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 07:39:48 GMT

Okay, first of all everything works fine for me as long as I have control over the code completely, but thanks to colleges not being able to teach web development I have a 4.0 GPA and am on my last year of getting my bachelor's and I still struggle with other people's code. When I started out in IT, I started in networking and I should have stayed there. Now, I am stuck with one worthless associate degree and am finishing up a worthless bachelor's. I decided to pursue certs in networking just to get a job. I have my own startup company, linked above, but I hate web development. Just when I get things done right damn IE screws it up. I stick with doing designs for the most part and outsource server-side code to the ones that can do it well. The problem I have with it is that no one seems to know how to teach what I need to do. I am as one might guess, so pissed. All I wanted was a job, and now I struggle just to get a contract. I am going back into networking, and screw web development. Sure, I will finish up my degree, but colleges have me so in debt and have taught me nothing and landing a full-time job is impossible. ASP.NET, PHP, classic ASP are all great fun till you run up against something a pro has done. Feel like jumping off a friggin' bridge sometimes.

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re: Web development sucks!

Brixton The Cow — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 21:11:54 GMT

I love Jesse Ezelle's comment about .net and IE having 95% of the market. Even in 2003 this was highly inaccurate. .NET is a piece of sh*#e and has been far surpassed by PHP & mySQL. But really, let's get to the point here. If you are a great developer then you already know that this is one of the most chaotic jobs EVER. Everything changes constantly, languages are invented and phased out at the same time.. Syntax constantly changes, browsers constantly change, and let's not forget the all popular Google, constantly adding more to it's algorithm. Basically what I'm saying is DO NOT become a developer. The pay is great, but the stress is immense. I'm on my 10th year, and it's only gotten harder.

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re: The Best Session at TechEd

kristina holder — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:51:07 GMT

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