J. Michael Palermo IV : GotCodeSnippets.net

Visual Studio 2005 C# Code Snippets

Palermo4 — Sat, 06 May 2006 16:58:00 GMT

To download code snippets for C#, click on the following link:

Download Microsoft C# Code Snippets

Other snippets are also available at GotCodeSnippets.NET

Code Snippets at TechEd 2006

Palermo4 — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 18:11:00 GMT

If you would like to have a discussion about optimizing your development with Code Snippets at TechEd 2006, please vote for my Birds Of a Feather suggestion at this link...

https://www.msteched.com/cfp/bofvoting.aspx (Hurry, voting ends Friday March 31st)

The name of the session is Get Real with IntelliSense Code Snippets.

.NET Love Story Continues...

Palermo4 — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 14:06:00 GMT

It has been DateTime.Now.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromDays(365)) since my last Message. I was hoping you would Response.Write or just give me a CallBack. So much has happened lately, it is difficult to Process. Although you Delegate your work, we seem to be on different Threads, and it feels like I am not as much of a Thread.Priority to you. Your communication always starts with "Me" or "My", when I am trying to suggest this or That. I am not the Anonymous Type. Rather, I am Literal. Are we still compatible?

Remember your old Studio? I new that Environment well. Yes it needed constant refreshing, but a little AJAX would have fixed that problem. However, since you moved into the Team Suite, it feels it has been without a proper Foundation. You are spending all your time with the Designer. Some of your Methods are difficult to manage, so I am hoping we can Refactor things real soon. Perhaps you could just do a Snippet of work here and there. Don't hesitiate to give me a List<HoneyDo>. That way, we can have time to watch our favorite show: "XQuery Eye for the T-SQL Guy".

I don't want to lose our Connection. Some have recommended we Abort, but I want us to Commit. True, I am running out of Cache, and I have some Dependencies. That is why I think we should go back to Sessions. You said you would never goto again, but it can Configure the state of our affairs to be more durable, and persist when things shut down.

Eventually, we will have Children.Count>0. What will they Inherit? Probably everything from just one parent. However, we can both be Providers. Nonetheless, they will Override the way we do things.

As we peer into the Vista of our future, we should not forget about our special Linq. Lets be deterministic! I want our LifetimeServices to be filled with Expressions. I still see the Sparkle in your eyes!

GotCodeSnippets.NET - On Channel 9

Palermo4 — Fri, 30 Sep 2005 05:37:00 GMT

Watch the video (created by Tim Heuer) regarding GotCodeSnippets.NET that was launched at the PDC Showoff and now available on Channel 9.

Click here for GotCodeSnippets.NET on Channel 9

GotCodeSnippets.net - Search and RSS enabled!

Palermo4 — Wed, 14 Sep 2005 03:40:00 GMT

You can now search for uploaded code snippets at http://www.GotCodeSnippets.net/

The GotCodeSnippets team also enabled RSS feeds so you can be notified when new code snippets are available. Happy downloads!

.NET Rocks!

Palermo4 — Mon, 29 Aug 2005 06:16:00 GMT

The show (starring yours truly) is now available for listening! [Click here]

Got Code Snippets?

Palermo4 — Mon, 29 Aug 2005 05:57:00 GMT

GotCodeSnippets.net is now up and running! This is a community site that allows developers to upload and share code snippets for use in Visual Studio 2005.

Code Snippet Schema (snippetFormat.xsd)

Palermo4 — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 18:22:00 GMT

The xml schema for Code Snippets in Visual Studio 2005 is located under the installation folder as follows:

<VS 2005 install folder>\XML\Schemas\snippetFormat.xsd.

Presenting Code Snippets to NMUG

Palermo4 — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 06:04:00 GMT

I just returned to Phoenix from Albuquerque where I presented "Code Snippets Make IntelliSense!" What a cool crowd of developers.

The message is clear - with code snippets you can do MORE for LESS. This will be my theme on my upcoming debut on the .NET Rocks! show.