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Intellisense in the Immediate Window
I just read where we now have Intellisense in the Debug|Immediate window with v 1.2. Too cool. I have had this on my wish list for quite some time.
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Passing data between logical tiers
My thing today is questioning the typical model of passing data between logical tiers as result sets, xml, arrays, strings, etc. This Microsoft article does a nice job outlining other options.
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Boxing and collections
Standard, out of the box .NET collections store references of type System.Object. We have a structure that we add to a collection. We add approx 2500 structure types to this collection.
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First borns name
I come from a vb background. I am the classic business dude who later in life developed an interest in programming. I guess I am a Mort, although I truly do not know the definition of a mort. Unlike a Mort though, I am more of a 'why and how does this work', so I love vb.net, however I like to dig into the framework and the internals of what .net is doing for me.
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On picking vb.net vs. c#...I tell my clients...
Picking VB.NET over C# is a little like picking which Playboy bunny will join you in the hot tub—you can’t go wrong either way.
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J2EE vs. .NET
So, here we go again:
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For those shortcut keyboard folks out there
11 tips and tricks worth trying out
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DefaultValue on DataColumn
I think I have discoverd a bug when setting the DefaultValue property on DataColumn and serializing a DataSet.
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I have been quiet...
I have not blogged here in a while, nor have I blogged on my personal site. Why, two-fold. One, I just hired a .net developer and I have been very busy with ramp up and training. Hopefully, he will be blogging here soon, Bill Sanders.