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Hil's managed code development
System.Windows.Automation
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over 5 years ago
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Hil Liao
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It has always been difficult to solve UI automation problems. There are many UI automation frameworks not only on the Internet but also internal at Microsoft. Choosing the right one that best fits your need could be difficult. Finally, there is an ultimate...
Hil's managed code development
Code Coverage using Visual Studio 2008’s Code Coverage tools
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over 5 years ago
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Hil Liao
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The code coverage tools in Visual Studio have existed since 2005 in the Team Developer and Tester Tools -> Code Analysis Tools in Visual Studio Team System 2008 installation. However, there have not been enough articles about how to use them on Windows...
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PowerShell for system administration work
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over 5 years ago
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Hil Liao
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Since Windows Server 2000, VB script has been the primary language for doing system administration work. The philosophy and design were to provide more scripting features than the .bat or .cmd batching programming. As .NET evolves, developers build sophisticated...
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ASP.NET 2.0 and LINQ
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over 5 years ago
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Hil Liao
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I have been developing and maintaining an internal website at Microsoft IT which monitors the status of multiple master data management systems for almost 1 year. At the beginning of the development phase, I decided to use ADO.NET for querying and updating...
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