ASP.NET: officially unmaintainable
posted by charris(30) 3 years, 11 months ago 0
Web development is simply a vicious beast. :( And as far as unit testing goes, well, you eventually have to use that UI to test it.
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StringBuilder Secrets
posted by charris(30) 3 years, 10 months ago 0
IMO, this is one of the first things a .NET developer should know about strings. However, the article doesn't really go into why, just shows best practices. Was hoping for more.
Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 1
It's really nice seeing the C# equivalent side by side of the ruby code. Hope to see more examples soon.
Using The "Using" Statement On a Method Rather Than a Class
posted by charris(30) 3 years, 9 months ago 0
If it doesn't suit your fancy, just don't kick it. ;)
Visual Studio .NET Platform Target Explained
The netcast with Brian Peek on DNR was very insightful as well: http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=341
Let me just further my comment by saying in -no- way do I feel this is a good practice. @Setsuko I agree, floating to the front page can make it seem as if this practice is actually accepted, and that really disturbs me. But I would hope most would actually reason on what they read, instead of blindly believing this is a good practice. Besides, that type of conversation happens regardless of DNK down kicks, right? ;) I really just like this kind of aggregation with positive kicking because it shows me what's actually 'interesting' to read regarding .NET amongst a plethora of blogs now. I'm a big boy, so I can figure out if it's good for me or not.
What's wrong with SOAP? - REST and .NET 3.5 Part 1 - why REST based se
Nice read. Really looking forward to the next article about implementation specifics using "WCF, ASP.NET and LINQ to XML."
Google Chrome is here
posted by charris(30) 3 years, 8 months ago 0
FF used to be fast too, until I installed all those addons I really needed, and then all those new patches we're needed, and so on and so on.