Contents tagged with Blogging
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Refactoring logic from an ASP.NET page
Kevin has posted about refactoring some simple logic from an ASP.NET page and breaking it out into a separate class (Single Responsibility Principle) to make the code more maintainable.
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Thycotic Team Blog On Software Development
This is my first post to this blog in almost a year ! I have actually been blogging the last few months but not on this blog. We decided to create a blog for our whole development team so individuals could post interesting items without having to commit to being a total blogger.
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For once, not blogging wasn't my fault
For the last couple of days, the weblogs.asp.net website has been unable to accept posts from Windows Live Writer. For the first time in the history of this blog, I can blame someone else for not posting. In fact, I even started queueing up draft blog posts! :)
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Kevin Jones is now an ASP.NET MVP!
Our own Kevin Jones has been awarded MVP for ASP.NET by Microsoft. This award recognizes his excellence in technical skills and his contributions to the community in spreading best practices in software development.
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Writing "good" code: How do you understand code?
John Morales has a great post on understanding complexity and how to think about difficult concepts.
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Live Writer
This is my second post with Live Writer and so far it seems pretty good. We have been using BlogJet for a while and really like the intuitive interface although it seems like Live Writer has most of the same features. Being able to easily pull up an earlier blog post to make a correction is such a great feature for me since I always spot typos or missing links after the post goes out. I was also very impressed with the easy configuration of Live Writer - I simply pointed it to my blog url, gave my username/password, it prompted me for a blog engine type and then suggested a post URL and it all just worked!
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John Morales is blogging!
John Morales joined thycotic back in October and has been impressing us since the start with his knowledge of keyboard shortcuts (how often do you see *your* fellow developers writing their own macros in VS.NET?), Regular Expressions, Resharper, DotLucene and his ability to solve problems. After a little prodding, we now have him blogging with a few gems already on Regular Expressions, a great CruiseControl.NET fix and at least one enjoyable rant. Subscribed.