Salvo Davide Rapisarda
Italian developer thinks.
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Back to asp.net blog....
I know, I know.
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Linq2Sql: How to loop over context tables ?
I use linq2sql in my project not using direct table mapping but using sql views as link. Sometimes (all depend by other collegues) there is a reason for modify/add a table field in db structure. Ok, I think it's normally but if the table is included in a view then my context goes "BOOM!!!".
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70-480...got it!
Yesterday I was received a mail from Microsoft with a subject like "Congratulations on Your Microsoft Certification!"
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DeployManager - A helpful digital certificate manager tool
DeployManager is a tool written by Raffaele Rialdi for deals with digital certificates.
My first impression about this tool is....Wow! I searched a tool like this for years without finding it! ^_^ -
A good list of programmer tools
Every day I spend 30 minutes of my time to find new and interesting blogs. Today I have found a blog of Andre Ignat, a MVP of Romania (link).
In this blog there is a very nice page with a list of programmer tools. -
C# and VB.NET language specification
Hi,
If you search in your vs installation dir under subfolderMicrosoft Visual Studio 10.0\VB\SpecificationsandMicrosoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC#\Specificationsyou can found documents about language specificaiton. -
Certificate Store Migration
Where system certificate are located?
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Use certificates in WCF client
This is a good tutorial for configure WCF and X.509 certificate authetication.
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SSMS Tools Pack
SSMS Tools Pack is an add-in for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, Denali CTP3 and their respective Express versions.
It contains a few upgrades to the SSMS IDE that I thought were missing. -
Programming like making music
This morning, while I was driving to work, a think was made in my mind. In this days I'm learning how to play classic guitar, and I was think: what kind of difference there are between make music and make software?. I think that there is no difference. If you compare music with programming, there are 7 notes (DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA,SI) for making music while in computer programming we are a set of principal statements (IF,LOOPS,TYPES,ASSIGNMENTS) for making software. If you make music you need a musical instrument (guitar, violin,ecc..) and a sequence of notes (for a predeterminated execution time). If you make software you need a good programming language as instrument (C#,VB.NET,JavaScript,ecc..) and make a sequence (in certain case a very long sequence :-) ) of statements.