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Learning a new programming language  (Unpublished)

Some things I've found useful when learning a new programming language.


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Immediate Window - A forgotten tool  (Unpublished)

A little bit about the Immediate Window tool available in Visual Studio.


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What I Learned About MVC On Day One  (Unpublished)

I am really blown back about how fast and easy MVC is to develop with. I know the guys at Microsoft do a good job with their .NET coding, but I am really impressed by the forethought they put in to MVC. It builds on top of the standard ASP.NET package, but does it in such a way that makes it lean ...


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Writing Maintainable Code Considered Harmful  (Unpublished)

Reasons on why developers should not write maintainable code


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Creating a Simple Site Wide User Notification Pattern  (Unpublished)

When creating websites, it seems that one problem I always run into is how to gracefully notify the user of errors or display messages to them. In most of my sites I use master pages, so I thought it would be pretty sweet to integrate a messaging pattern into my master pages.


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Quick and Dirty Memory Utility Methods  (Unpublished)

Ever curious how much memory that suspect object is hogging on the heap? Find out quickly and easily with a few lines of code.


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Visual Studio Gallery launches  (Unpublished)

To add another resource to enhance your development experience, today we’re launching the Visual Studio Gallery. This site provides a catalog that showcases free and commercial products that complement or extend Visual Studio.


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Google Lets You “Chatback” With Your Visitors  (Unpublished)

I love Google Talk. I love it because of its light foot print both on my hard drive and when running in memory. I love the integration with all my Google services. And I love the flexibility that it provides. However the Google Talk team just gave me another reason to love Google Talk. It now allows...


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LINQ.Flickr 1.2  (Unpublished)

Last week, I have released LINQ.Flickr 1.2 , this new release comes with some bugs fixes requested by community. The best of them was not to be able to search only by user and with specific photo size. The bug started after converting it to use LinqExtender instead of its own query logic. So, now h...


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Silverlight 2.0 (beta 1) Controls Screenshot  (Unpublished)

SilverlightShow has a nice post up detailing the controls that will be available in the Silverlight 2.0 beta 1 release. The news was originally posted on Shawn Burke's blog, but it appears that the he was forced to take down the screen shot. Thanks to SilverlightShow that graphic is still visible ...


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Creating IN queries with Linq  (Unpublished)

Rob Conery presents the ins-and-outs of the 'in' query in Linq To Sql.


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Custom Entity Classes Using LINQ to SQL Part 1 - DataObjects  (Unpublished)

Want to use LINQ without using th LINQ to SQL Classes file? Maybe even add it into an existing object model you already have set up?


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How SQL Server short-circuits WHERE condition evaluation  (Unpublished)

As a developer you must be aware that SQL Server does not do short-circuiting like it is done in other programming languages and there's nothing you can do to force it to.


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