I work at a company with over 10 teams, each with a balance of Developers and QA. QA are responsible for exploratory, functional, and in our case web automation/testing. Developers are responsible...
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I work at a company with over 10 teams, each with a balance of Developers and QA. QA are responsible for exploratory, functional, and in our case web automation/testing. Developers are responsible...
Testing is something I see lacking in the curriculum for CS. When I went to college the concept of testing wasn't really emphasized. Some teachers alluded to the idea that programmers are more or...
It's paying off for me quite well
Might also look into ORMs such as Nhibernate, Subsonic, and Microsoft Entity Framework to create easy to manage and modify data driven applications that communicate with Entity objects rather than...
For debugging purposes it would make more sense to set a breakpoint and then attach to your asp.net process (XP: aspnet, Vista/W7: w3wp)
You can also use the @"path1\path2" syntax, which escapes characters within the string automatically. Or use Path.Combine()
DOI!
LINQ Updates using all columns in the WHERE clause instead of Primary Key
sorry.
perhaps this link will help.
Learning C# will also be good since you have a web background and C# has a couple of really good (well one of them is really good) web frameworks. Everyone's covered pretty much all you need to know...
nice. I generally use a combination of ahnk svn for visual studio and tortoise svn for windows. I'll try this when I install 2010 on my work laptop.
To debug, why not assign a delegate to the SelectedIndexChanged, perhaps that is being triggered before you click the button for some reason. I haven't used Asp.net for some time though, but it...
you should check out jQuery to do your event binding, makes it a lot more uniform and you can seperate the implementation away from the page itself.
Honestly when I first took a class on Windows Forms programming I had no Idea about C#, I read the C# Programming guide. It can be read here
C# Programming Guide
I work at a Microsoft Shop and...
I was going to suggest the linq extensions. as well. They are basically a set of extension methods you can use on any IEnumerable. In the case of a string, it's an IEnumrable<char> so you can use...
I like windows 7 enough to upgrade. It really solves a lot of usability issues I have with xp. Granted I use some 3rd party apps which help with that, windows 7 kind of makes those optional instead...
I've been using windows 7 since the RC 1 and I really enjoy it. It's much more compact task bar wise, I love the start menu, as it allows me to search my comp similar to a launcher program, minus...
They had it used ad I could have gotten it with the buy 2 get one free deal they had but I wanted to wait for more impressions. Will add it to my trade list then.
I know what the meme is, but your avatar is just a pair of freaky ass crazy eyes.
hehe...he....hehehe....heh
You relaly need to watch the Lost Room, it's awesome. It's kind of like staring into the avatar of ಠ_ಠ, which from this point forward I'll refer to as "Crazy Eyes"
and MK27, relocate yourself out...
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Auto-Implemented Properties (C# Programming Guide)
I love delusions of grandeur programmers. I mean I knew college programming assignments were just busy work, but I still did them on my own. It's one think to Think you know something, even if it's...
If that was directed at me that was hardly what I meant.
If he had created a class he could have taken in it, the full URL string. Within it he could have parsed individual sections of the url...
There'd be a lot less room for error if you encapsulated a URI into an object or class and preformed actions on it's parts one at a time as opposed to doing it all at once with an archaic (although...