Up at 0500 yesterday and onto the early GNER Mallard down to that London town for the MSDN briefing on eXtreme programming with .NET. It was…
Life would be simpler if I had the source code
Up at 0500 yesterday and onto the early GNER Mallard down to that London town for the MSDN briefing on eXtreme programming with .NET. It was…
Elizabeth Keogh has been blogging her advice for software-developer apprentices, and recommends buying and reading a selection of good software development books. I think this…
There seems to have been a lack of .NET-related stuff on this blog recently, so let me show you something I cobbled together for work…
Never underestimate the stupidity of users—or the benefits of a little field validation. One of the web-based systems I’ve been developing allows users to enter…
Via Eric G. Harrison – MS have developed a SQL Server Best Practices Analyser Tool. It’s like a cross between FxCop and Baseline Security Analyser,…
Ooh, this is great news: http://nxopinion.robertsoninstitute.org/blogs/rcecil/archive/2004/11/11/167.aspx It’s a little thing, to be sure, but I often find myself wanting to make a setter internal or…
Woohoo! I just passed MS exam 70-320 with a score of 936, and am now a Microsoft Certified Application Developer!
Late last night I was doing some development work on a website for our investment club. I had a strongly-typed collection of "Stock" objects, and…
There’s so much good open-source .Net development going on these days – .Text, nGallery, nUnit, etc – it’s a really interesting time to be a developer.…
A major project I’ve been working on for the last ten months has just gone live, giving me some time recently to take stock, do…