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Nested Repeaters
Scott just posted a great article - Nested Repeaters Part 1. Great code samples and explanations of a topic that can be a bit confusing. I like the databinding syntax he's using, too:
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[SQL] - Random Dates / Data for testing
NewID() is a really useful SQL function, since it's resolved on a per row rather than per query basis. That comes in handy if you want random values for each row in a table.
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Salamander .NET Decompiler - Web Based Demo
Reflector is cool (really, really cool), but only decompiles a method at a time. Remotesoft has a cool online demo of their Salamander .NET Decompiler that can decompile an entire assembly at a time. It's web based, so you don't even have to download or install anything - just upload your dll and browse / download your source.
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Fun way to get yourself in trouble with overloading
Debugged an interesting thing the other day. Turned out to be caused by an improper use of overloading.
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VS 2003 Macros gone screwy
My VS Macros aren't working - just flicker briefly, the little macro icon shows in the notfication tray, and the macro doesn't actually execute. Debugger doesn't break on breakpoints in the VS Macro IDE.
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[tip] string.Split(',')
Why bother with
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Confluence 64
Old computer locking up + 64 bit loaded Athlon under $900 + Free (for a year) Windows Server 2003 64 bit = chance try to use the word confluence in an equation. Fortuitous.
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Free Whidbey!
While it's frightening to go out on a limb with a fringe statement like this (heck, even Frans goes party line on this one!), I'm willing to stand up and be counted in the Free Whidbey movement (logo to follow).