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My mission to learn about and share what I do. DEVELOPMENT! The core understanding behind the observer pattern is that it is an object (other known as a “subject”), which has many dependents (other known as “observers”). When something changes at the subject, it then lets all the observers know about the change. This can be done in many ways, with the most popular being using a method within the observers. This entry was posted in Development. January 21, 2014. To most developers, the “Gang Of Four...

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My mission to learn about and share what I do. DEVELOPMENT! The core understanding behind the observer pattern is that it is an object (other known as a “subject”), which has many dependents (other known as “observers”). When something changes at the subject, it then lets all the observers know about the change. This can be done in many ways, with the most popular being using a method within the observers. This entry was posted in Development. January 21, 2014. To most developers, the “Gang Of Four...

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How to manage SQL Server Agent jobs through Csharp –

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How to manage SQL Server Agent jobs through Csharp – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. How to manage SQL Server Agent jobs through Csharp. July 18th, 2013. Please note this is an expansion to the article on HOW TO ALLOW A USER WITH AN SQL LOGIN TO MANAGE SQL SERVER AGENT. The entire source code, with comments, for this tutorial can be downloaded here. And we will be using the SQL user created in the mentioned article to connect to the database and actually mange the SQL Server Agent jobs. Clear the na...

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How to convert an XML Document to a Dynamic Object in .NET –

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How to convert an XML Document to a Dynamic Object in .NET – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. How to convert an XML Document to a Dynamic Object in .NET. September 14th, 2014. Sometimes we don’t have a choice on what data we work with, where it’s from or what format we have to deal with. This, in a way, can effect the time take to develop a solution. In this case we will be looking at XML Data, and how to effortlessly convert that data to a dynamic object which we can easily work with. Attributes on ...

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May 2015 – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. Extension methods using C#. May 4th, 2015. During my time working, I find that developers can get lazy and start using the COPY and PASTE commands to a degree that can make code unmanageable. There are many things we can do to reduce, if not eliminate, the code management nightmare, however, the one way I will focus on is using extension methods. My tech and dev blog. My Reason For Blogging. This DevOps thing again. Extension methods using C#.

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September 2013 – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. How To Do A Multi-Column Join In LINQ. September 8th, 2013. This is an exclusive guest post from Shaun Tirubeni. Please visit his blog located here. For more of his work. Since we live in a complex world, creating even a simple application takes a fair amount of effort. We do multi-column joins every day using SQL. Many companies are moving away from raw SQL and stored procedures to ORMs and other layers of abstraction. September 8th, 2013.

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July 2013 – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. LINQ Expression – how to append to an expression at a later stage. July 23rd, 2013. The cool thing with LINQ and Entity framework is that if you pass an expression through to you context, it creates an SQL Query based of that expression to fetch the data you need, instead of fetching loads of data down and having to sift through them in C#. After a few hours of playing around with different techniques I devised a little way to append to an expression.

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How To Do A Multi-Column Join In LINQ –

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How To Do A Multi-Column Join In LINQ – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. How To Do A Multi-Column Join In LINQ. September 8th, 2013. This is an exclusive guest post from Shaun Tirubeni. Please visit his blog located here. For more of his work. Since we live in a complex world, creating even a simple application takes a fair amount of effort. We do multi-column joins every day using SQL. Many companies are moving away from raw SQL and stored procedures to ORMs and other layers of abstraction. Var resu...

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Walking through what’s new in querying SQL Server 2012 –

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Walking through what’s new in querying SQL Server 2012 – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. Walking through what’s new in querying SQL Server 2012. July 10th, 2013. I’ve just been experimenting with the new T-SQL functions and I’ve compiled a set of queries demonstrating them. This is mainly a demo of the new functionality and I’ve added some useful hints here and there if anyone has more information about the performance etc, please comment below. First let us begin with a small sample data table:.

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Extension methods using C# –

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Extension methods using C# – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. Extension methods using C#. May 4th, 2015. During my time working, I find that developers can get lazy and start using the COPY and PASTE commands to a degree that can make code unmanageable. There are many things we can do to reduce, if not eliminate, the code management nightmare, however, the one way I will focus on is using extension methods. So what are extension methods? And why should we use extension methods? We needed to loop thro...

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Guest Posts –

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Guest Posts – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. September 8th, 2013. I’ve been in discussions with other bloggers out there, and a few of us came to a mutual agreement to feature “guest” posts every once in a while. keep an eye out. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. My tech and dev blog. My Reason For Blogging. This DevOps thing again. Extension methods using C#. On LINQ Expression – how to append to an expression at a later stage. On LINQ Expression – how to append to an expression at a later stage.

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Netduino Plus 2 –

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Netduino Plus 2 – Waseem Sabjee. My tech and dev blog. How to Capture a Double-Tap using the on-board push button On a Netduino. June 7th, 2014. Recently I’ve taken an interest to micro processors, specifically the Netdruino Plus 2 (running on the .NET micro framework). After playing around with the device I decided to write a little tutorial how to perform a double tap event using the On Interrupt event. I’ve prepared some code to demonstrate how to achieve this. My tech and dev blog.

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My mission to learn about and share what I do. DEVELOPMENT! The core understanding behind the observer pattern is that it is an object (other known as a “subject”), which has many dependents (other known as “observers”). When something changes at the subject, it then lets all the observers know about the change. This can be done in many ways, with the most popular being using a method within the observers. This entry was posted in Development. January 21, 2014. To most developers, the “Gang Of Four...

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