What is the fastest, DRYest way to (not) log?(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 4 years, 11 months ago

The log4net FAQ asks the question What is the fastest way of (not) logging? It outlines two techniques of logging; the post will present one more using anonymous methods. read more...

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Ultimate .NET development tools(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 5 years, 5 months ago

A list of good free and commercial .NET development tools. read more...

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Subversion on a stick(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 5 years, 5 months ago

Use Subversion from a portable hard disk or flash drive to synchronize your documents between various computers. There's no need to run the Subversion daemon -- all you need is portable storage and a Subversion client. read more...

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3 Agile discussion groups(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 5 years, 5 months ago

A list of my favourite discussion groups relating to Agile software development. read more...

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How does one make wikis work?(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 5 years, 6 months ago

A wiki is a great collaboration tool and it has proven itself in the past, replacing Excel spreadsheets in several collaboration scenarios. My question is: How does one prevent the wiki from becoming a dead artefact in the project? Putting it more specifically, How can one ensure that every team member contributes what she should to the wiki? read more...

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C# and checked exceptions(dotnet.org.za)

submitted by trumpi(370) 5 years, 8 months ago

There is a feature in Java that I am missing in C#. This feature is known as checked exception handling. This post discusses this feature and why it is important. read more...

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