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Ok, so I was really upset and spilled a bit more than probably should have to. ScottGu has picked my desperate yell from the blog and suggested a help (2nd time I believe - 1st one occurred when .NET 2.0 SP1 has broken our production web sites, wow, he...
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SP1

As you probably know, the all new and shiny SP1 for both .NET framework and VS.NET 2008 are out. So I waited a bit, saw that other developers are accepting it and installed it. Great, worked smooth. Till I dared to restart. After that VS.NET 2008 designer...
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Among various things in C# 3.0, one of the syntactical sweets that I find quiet useful is the 'var' keyword. Combined with R# intelligence, you create a very readable code that is not cluttered with excessive type reminders. Just enough to keep it strongly...
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Lately I am paying more and more attention to aspects of Domain Driven Development (DDD), development where code is looking more at the domain in which it is trying to resolve problem(s), rather than technologies it is using. One of the biggest headaches...
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The training session I took with JP Boodhoo "Nothin But .NET" was awesome. Was quiet surprised that a variation of this course, " Nothin But .NET Fundamentals " is not sold out yet. If you are anywhere near to College Station TX, and want to know what...
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While discussing with JP Boodhoo why he stopped to use the I notation for the interfaces, I think we got to the point where it was clear why would someone drop the "I" or opposite, adopt it. As a developer, I want to differentiate between a pure abstraction...
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The second day was as good as the first, with a tiny exception for configuration of CruiseControl.NET - IMO, technique is valuable, not the technical details. Specification technique was bright, logging exercise was a healthy one. Learned to differentiate...
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Let me first clarify - John Bristowe is a great speaker, but what he was presenting - shame on Microsoft Canada .The topics promised so much, the *real* thing was so disappointing. A few samples: Subject: browser support / JavaScript issues. Sample: document...
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