Sign in
Home
Library
Learn
Samples
Downloads
Support
Community
Forums
Blogs
from ideas to solutions
MSDN Blog Leaderboards
Most Active Contributors
Most Active Commentators
MSDN Blogs
The Latest Blog Posts
Subscribe via RSS
Sort by:
Most Recent
|
Most Views
|
Most Comments
Excerpt View
|
Full Post View
Windows Embedded Blog
Blogging - tools and wish list...
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
mikehall
1
Comments
Ok, so here I am trying out W.Blogger, I still have Visual Bloggar installed, and of course have Internet Explorer as a backup. each application I've tried seems to have some nice features, it would be awesome to get the following into a single application...
jaybaz [MS] WebLog
enum->class Refactoring the OO way
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
7
Comments
This one was pretty much TheoY’s. I coded it up, which probably means I corrupted his idea. So, give him credit for the good parts and I’ll take balme for the bad parts. Pretty much the same approach was taken in C++ by Johny in his...
jaybaz [MS] WebLog
Generic Enum helper dud
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
0
Comments
I hoped I could write a generic helper class that you could use when Refactoring your enum to a class. I wrote this: class EnhancedEnum <T> where T : struct { public readonly T Value; public EnhancedEnum (T value) { this .Value...
jaybaz [MS] WebLog
Refactor enum->class: Answer 1
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
0
Comments
This is the follow up to the enum->class refactoring post . So, one approach is to try to decode what ‘enum’ does in C#. Thomas Eyre’s answer is pretty much the same, with a couple differences: · Thomas wrote his TDD...
John's Blog
Mother's, SPOT and Starbucks - a sign of the times
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
6
Comments
You know that you are really living in the future when your mother sends an instant message to your SPOT watch telling you that Starbucks are opening their first coffee shop in Northern Ireland . Now when I return home for a visit I won't have to wander...
The Old New Thing
Why is the default 8-bit codepage called "ANSI"?
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Raymond Chen - MSFT
14
Comments
Ben Hutchings digs up the answer....
The Old New Thing
Chewing gum legalized in Singapore
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Raymond Chen - MSFT
16
Comments
But you need a license....
Cyrus' Blather
Coding in the groove
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
CyrusN
8
Comments
Or, in this case, the lack thereof. It sucks when you've coded everything out in your mind and you're stuck waiting for your tools to catch up to you. My mind starts getting antsy and the amount of time it takes to do something simple balloons out endlessly...
Cyrus' Blather
Twiddling my thumbs while I wait for the compiler to finish
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
CyrusN
6
Comments
I seem to be in some sort of state where if I ever touch this one file I trigger a complete rebuild of all our source. I'm in the middle of taking some of our core types and doing the dual job of making them Immutable objects Good const citizens...
Rob Caron
Team System Links
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
RobCaron
0
Comments
By way of John Lawrence , I read that Neno Loje has assembled a handy list of Visual Studio Team System links .
Buggin' My Life Away
Repro, Man
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Rick Schaut
24
Comments
Repro, Man Written communication is amazingly difficult. Even when you’re aware of some of the pitfalls, as I was when I wrote my last post about the disk full save error in Word, it’s still all too easy say something that...
Marco Dorantes' WebLog
Help with misconceptions about eXtreme Programming
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Marco Dorantes
0
Comments
There is a lot of hype about agile methods in general and eXtreme Programming in particular, as with many other hot topics in our software industry. How can this be? We are supposedly the masters of information and knowledge management, bah! We...
Page 30890 of 31,849 (382,185 items)
«
30888
30889
30890
30891
30892
»