The Demise of NDoc and A Challenge For Users Of Open Source Software
posted by Haacked(5105) 5 years, 9 months ago 0
Hello, but Paul Haack is my dad's name. My name is Phil Haack.
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Is DotNetKicks smart enough?
posted by Haacked(5105) 5 years, 2 months ago 0
Some ideas for minor improvements: 1. Search 2. A javascript kick-it box like digg and reddit have. The kind where a user doesn't t have to leave your site to kick your site (assuming it's already been submitted). 3. Gravatars for submitters and comments Umm.. that's it. Gavin, I think Open Sourcing the code is a great idea! When I visit the site, I sometimes want to make small tweaks to make the site look a little cleaner or more polished. Heck, I could see myself adding code from Subtext into here and vice versa, where it made sense. In any case, adding ads is also a good idea. Done well, it can cover your hosting costs and then some. Perhaps put some text links right above or below the comment box. Keep up the good work.
Who Tests The Tests?
Better yet, who tests the tester?
Improve Your Blog's Reach With These 20 Essential Web Utilities
Many of these web utilities are useful for web development in general. Such as streamlining the bandwidth used by a website. Etc...
Gain Control Of Your Control State
Interesting! I like that approach. The reason I use an array is because it appears to be the convention. If you follow the convention, it just works. However, with your approach, if I follow the convention, I'll get a runtime error. But, I'll see the BaseState property and hopefully figure it out and do it the right way. That's a real nice benefit of your approach. It's strongly typed and forces me to do the right thing. Well done!
Increase Productivity With Search Driven Development
Well yes and no. A good developer will know to read the code and understand it first. A bad developer might cut and paste the code, but they might do that with MSDN examples and other samples. Bad developers will do bad things. There's no stopping that. But good developers will use tools effectively and do the right thing.
Koders.com Makes Microsoft Visual Studio SDK Searchable
posted by Haacked(5105) 5 years ago 0
Well I wouldn't copy and paste the code into your apps, but it can be useful for educational purposes.