May 2005 - Posts
One of the projects I’m working on is to take performance data generated from our build lab in xml and create nifty visualizations of the data so developers can see what impact the changes they are making have on their product's performance. SQL Server
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As I mentioned in my first post, we own a large amount of applications; about 80 at the last count. Some of these are small and we never hear a peep out of. Some are large and give us some type of "trouble" at least once a week. Now, when I use the term
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Private Sub Page_Load() Response.Expires = 0 LoadSettingsFromQueryString() <br> If Not IsPostBack Then InitializeControls() LoadControlsFromSettings()
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I'll definitely post some more information on the other methods in this code. Look for that tomorrow. As for the code in VB: Private Sub Page_Load() Response.Expires = 0 LoadSettingsFromQueryString If Not IsPostBack Then InitializeControls LoadControlsFromSettings
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One of the perils of managed code taking memory management out of developers’ hands is that we often become careless when working with large objects and resources. While the GC does its job quite well, there is still no substitute for good memory conservation
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There are always 10 good ways to solve a typical coding problem. Each solution might use a slightly different approach – but usually in the end you wind up with the same result. While this is common in all types of development, it seems to multiple by
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I wanted to kick off this new blog with a post describing the team, what we do, who we are, etc. Internally, we're known as the "DDIT Web Team", as in "Developer Division IT Web Team". Developer Division IT is the group in DevDiv that encompasses the
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