Archives
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GotDotNet User Sample: Regex Snippets 1.1.0.1
Last night I released a new version of RegexSnippets, source code (and app) available at:
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F(riggin)Readable queue
Ingo's fine Remoting newsletter rolled in yesterday :-) A great read was his article about internals of the Lease based lifetime system implemented by .NET Remoting and how that and Garbage Collection play together. It reminded me reading the Jeff Richter book about the Framework when it first came out, and how much I enjoyed learning about how the GC process works.
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Cool Macros Snipped
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RegexSnippets
A couple of months ago I wrote a little regex tool named RegexSnippets and uploaded it to the user samples section on GotDotNet: http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=43d952b8-afc6-491b-8a5f-01ebd32f2a6c
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Readers Digest
Couple of interesting things that I've digested lately...
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From the "There go my chances of ever working for Microsoft" dept.
Found this - and the associated links - to be fascinating reading:
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From the "I wish I'd read this earlier" department
As someone mentioned the other day, there seems to be a lot of great stuff being written at the moment by the "A Teamers". Here's one such article that just popped into my in-tray:
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[Reference] Debugging Services
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The long weekend
I'm *still* studying for my Xml Web Services exam (70-310).
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Another "Which {insert randomly idiotic entity or object} are you?" quiz...
I thought this might have been the case (snicker):
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Handy reference for command line compiling
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More on Remoting
Mads, you are my new #1 remoting guy! :-) Great article - http://dotnetweblogs.com/mnissen/posts/5820.aspx - this is the first remoting article that I've walked away from actually thinking that I'd like to do that; especially after all the *crap* I went through today trying to consume a WebService over Https.
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dire __doPostBack dilemma
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re: Remote Happiness
Just read a happy, true story about Remoting here [mads studentblog] :-)
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Debugging tips-n-hints
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It's funny how blog's work...
Tonight I read Duncan's latest blog about using what you write. I can really relate to that as I've started to do it quite a bit myself lately. First, I built a tool that I use at least once a day to test regex's with ( Get regexSnippets ), then, I built a Windows application with a Jukebox-like interface so that I could view all of my rip'ped CD's and easily switch between Albums and Tracks.
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MORE VS.NET 2003 Info
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VS.NET 2003 IS NOT AN UPGRADE.
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CMS Messageboard
Found this CMS messageboard this morning - looks pretty good.
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Blogs are a fad
Set Flamesuit.Mode = FlameSuitMode.On
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Client side dilemma
I'm trying to ensure that I can run a piece of client script when the user presses a button to submit a form, but I only want to run it *if* the Form has been validated and only if a specific button has been pressed. In other words there could be fifty controls that would cause postbacks, I only want my client side script to run for a particular control... how do I do that again?
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Readers Digest
Time to "digest" a few cool things that I've seen recently...
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A Canonical Hierarchy
I'd just like to announce my first published article on ASPAlliance: "Working with Hierarchies"
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Re: the blogging style thing
My decision to leave a comment or create a new thread would more likely than not be based on whether or not my opinion introduces a new "commentable" issue. The fact that I put it in my blog means that I'm prepared to comment further on it without polluting the other bloggers thread. Pingbacks/Trackbacks make it easy enough to trace the origins of a thread if you are dedicated enough.
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Building communities, blogging style
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James had a few interesting thoughts on the blogging community (and the role he's relegated listservs to).
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Searching on dates
Today I had a request to implement date-range searching functionality on an existing app that I wrote.
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Design guide for documents
Stumbled across a nice guide for designing, layout and stylizing documents:
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Worth a punt ;-)