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Quote of the Week
"All too often, customers and managers don't know what they want until they don't get it."
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CodeDomProvider - Targeting .Net 3.5
If your using a CodeDomProvider to compile code yourself programmatically in VS 2008, what version of the Framework is targeted?
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Adventures in .NET 3.5 Part 4
This is the 4th part in a series. See Part1, Part 2 and Part3.
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Adventures in .NET 3.5 Part 3
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Adventures in .NET 3.5 Part 2 - Ruby Blocks
In my previous post, I talked about .NET 3.5 Extension Methods and ended by mentioning Ruby Blocks - because they are much admired. As one example in Ruby, one might output the sum of an array of numbers as follows ...
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Adventures in .NET 3.5 Part 1
A "Print" To the Console
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Supporting Free/Open Source Software
My previous post about ScrewTurn Wiki reminded me to send them a donation via PayPal. After years of just using "free" stuff, I now advocate that we all support the "free" products we personally use.
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From OpenWiki to ScrewTurn Wiki
Since 2002 I have used OpenWiki as a means of collecting, sharing and communicating information with development team members and stakeholders. It was fast, reliable and had some surprising features. I never really found an alternative that "felt right" to me.
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Number of Types/Methods in IronPython
Thomas and Oren recently showed a couple of scripts in PowerShell and Boo respectively that count the number of types and methods in mscorlib.