Silverlight Development for the Flex Developer
posted by leedumond(2144) 3 years, 1 month ago 0
Fishy? You bet. This phantom-account kick fraud is getting pretty rampant lately...
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Disable browser back button using javascript in ASP.NET
Geezus, seriously, are developers still doing this? What a waste of time. Very easy to defeat, and serves no real purpose anyway. Here's an idea -- how about joining the 21st century with the rest of us, stop trying to hijack user's browsers, and designing your app so that it doesn't fall apart like a house of cards when someone hits the back button?
ASP.NET Training
Nice SPAM. This is really not the place to post your ADVERTISEMENTS.
How to choose between ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms
What? Instead of linking to the book author's blog, where this chart has been posted for MONTHS already, this poster opts to reprint it on his own site (thereby giving the impression that it's his original work). Really, really LAME,
More info about this post: http://p2p.wrox.com/preview-asp-net-mvc-problem-design-solution/73903-i-just-gotta-say-something.html And by the way, I tend to agree with Rob here, as I have also made clear elsewhere: http://p2p.wrox.com/preview-asp-net-mvc-problem-design-solution/73190-chapter-2-introducing-asp-net-model-view-controller-mvc.html#post238680
@sharplife: The author did and has objected on the p2p forums, and you well know that. Plus, you have clearly violated Wrox's non-redistribution agreement by even posting this.
Exception Handling Basics
Sorry, but this is about the worse example of exception handling I have ever read. For an article called "Exception Handling Basics", it makes some HUGE and very "basic" errors. First, the examples throw ArgumentNullException from methods that HAVE NO ARGUMENTS. This makes absolutely NO sense. This is pretty much "Basic" Exception Handling 101. Second, there are catch(Exception) and empty catch blocks all over the place. You should never, EVER catch System.Exception. Another very "basic" no-no. Sure, it does demonstrate what happens when you reset the call stack, which you shouldn't do. Unfortunately, the examples are so "basically" flawed it makes my teeth hurt.
My New Favorite Tool: OneNote
posted by leedumond(2144) 3 years ago 0
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Live Twitter stream of notable people in the .NET community
I'll kick it even though I'm not on the list, LOL
The Greatest Exception Handling WTF?!? of All Time
posted by leedumond(2144) 2 years, 11 months ago 0
@fquendnau -- hadn't thought of that, but that's not a bad idea :)
@John - Been tweeting for all of one week. That may take a while ;-)
Regular Expression for Email Address validation in C# | TechArtifact
Nice try, but this regex lets far too many invalid addresses through to really be useful.
Should We Return Null From Our Methods?
This is actually turning into a great discussion... please feel free to join in!
15 Books You Must Have If You Are Doing ASP.NET Web Development
I am really surpised you fail to mention Marco Bellinaso's ASP.NET 2.0 Website Programming Problem Design Solution. Especially considering your entire site design and architecture is based off on the BeerHouse app from that book. You even use most of Marco's graphics.
The Toughest Developer Puzzle Ever
posted by leedumond(2144) 2 years, 10 months ago 0
Do it! It's a total blast of wicked fun. Should take a 2-3 hours for an experienced developer.
Take Control of Your Web.Config
posted by leedumond(2144) 2 years, 3 months ago 0
Long way around the barn. This guy has basically reinvented the Configuration API.