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Code rant: TFS Build: _PublishedWebsites for exe and dll projects
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Life as a mort. Thursday, June 11, 2009. TFS Build: PublishedWebsites for exe and dll projects. We’re using TFS. On my current project. Yes, yes, I know. It’s generally good practice to collect all the code under your team’s control in a single uber-solution as described in this Patterns and Practices PDF, Team Development with TFS Guide. If you then configure the TFS build server to build this solution, it’s default behaviour is to place the build output into a single folder, ‘Release’. On my machine th...
Code rant: Choosing a Source Control Tool
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Life as a mort. Wednesday, April 08, 2009. Choosing a Source Control Tool. The one simple answer to choosing a source control tool is easy: don’t choose SourceSafe. It has many issues including:. Commits are not atomic. If a file is changed you have no way of linking a set of file changes that implement a particular feature or fix a bug. Lacks usable branching support. Permanently deleting a file also deletes its history. This means that versions of the software prior to the deletion are not valid. There...
Code rant: Brighton ALT.NET Beers. 7pm Tuesday 6th April at The Skiff
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Life as a mort. Friday, April 02, 2010. Brighton ALT.NET Beers. 7pm Tuesday 6th April at The Skiff. The next Brighton ALT.NET Beers will be held at the co-working venue ‘ The Skiff. 8217; at 7.00 pm on Tuesday 6th April. I’ll be hosting again. The address is: The Skiff, 49 Cheltenham Place, Brighton, BN1 4AB. The format will be the same as usual, a quick round of suggestions for topics, voting and then an evening of beer and geekery. Posted by Mike Hadlow. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Code rant: Should my repository expose IQueryable?
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Life as a mort. Monday, January 12, 2009. Should my repository expose IQueryable? This post is an attempt to describe an interesting point of difference about the way a generic repository can be implemented. I'm writing it to lay out my argument that exposing IQueryable on a generic repository is a good thing. I know a lot of people disagree, so I'm hoping I can spark a debate and. Learn why I'm wrong. I talked about the generic repository pattern a while back. IRepository T where T : class. For example)...
Code rant: Resolving mutipart WSDL documents with DiscoveryClientProtocol
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Life as a mort. Friday, April 13, 2007. Resolving mutipart WSDL documents with DiscoveryClientProtocol. Following on from yesterday's post. On the WSDL that's generated by WCF, I ran up Relector. And started digging into WSDL.exe. That does all the work of resolving and downloading the WSDL and XSD classes. It can even save them all to disk. I got quite excited when I also found out about ServiceDescriptionImporter. Has an interesting article. Here's a little NUnit test showing the basic functionality of...
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richardod's blog: Installing Windows 7 RC1 on IBM Thinkpad Z60m
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Monday, 25 May 2009. Installing Windows 7 RC1 on IBM Thinkpad Z60m. As I don’t do anything overly important on my laptop I decided the upgrade wouldn’t be that much of a risk (I can always go back to XP if needed). To start off I decided to upgrade the machine from the base specification, by upgrading the memory to 2 GB of RAM from Crucial. The maximum RAM allowed in a Z60m) and upgrading the standard 100GB 5400 RPM hard drive to a better spec 7200 RPM, 320GB Seagate drive. My overall score was 3.7, ...
Tardis Bank
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Pocket money on-line banking for kids and parents. Why is it called Tardis Bank anyway? My son Leo (age 8) and I, that's us above, have a bit of a pocket money problem. He’s supposed to get 2.00 every week, paid on Sunday. He has a Tardis shaped piggy bank, into which he’s supposed to put the 2.00. When he wants to buy something, he’s supposed to get the cash and take it to the shop. These days most people don’t keep their money under the mattress. I use my bank’s online banking web site to manage my...
£5 app: Things we built this summer
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Meetup: Things we built this summer. Tue 2nd Nov 2010 at 8 pm. The Skiff, 6 Gloucester Street, Brighton. This summer. So now as the nights start to draw in we have finally got organised enough to run another 5app. To warm up after the brief hiatus we'll be running a "show and tell" session. If you have something you've built, that you want to demo for 10-15 minutes please contact us (demo AT fivepoundapp.com). So far the following demos are lined up:. On hacking a receipt printer with an Arduino.
b.logrythmik | { independency injection }
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I created a super-simple extension-method for doing class-based token replacement on strings, using reflection. You can just pass a C# object to this function and it will replace tokens matching the object's property values in a straight-forward, easy way. So, given this class:. Class Car { public string Name { get; set; } } var car = new Car { Name = "Mazda" }; var message = "Hello [Name]! The resulting string (message) will be "Hello Mazda! New Version of NLog.MongoDB Shipped. Long time, no blog. Nlog ...
b.logrythmik | { independency injection }
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I created a super-simple extension-method for doing class-based token replacement on strings, using reflection. You can just pass a C# object to this function and it will replace tokens matching the object's property values in a straight-forward, easy way. So, given this class:. Class Car { public string Name { get; set; } } var car = new Car { Name = "Mazda" }; var message = "Hello [Name]! The resulting string (message) will be "Hello Mazda! New Version of NLog.MongoDB Shipped. Long time, no blog. Nlog ...
b.logrythmik | { independency injection }
http://blog.logrythmik.com/category/MVC
I created a super-simple extension-method for doing class-based token replacement on strings, using reflection. You can just pass a C# object to this function and it will replace tokens matching the object's property values in a straight-forward, easy way. So, given this class:. Class Car { public string Name { get; set; } } var car = new Car { Name = "Mazda" }; var message = "Hello [Name]! The resulting string (message) will be "Hello Mazda! New Version of NLog.MongoDB Shipped. Long time, no blog. Nlog ...
b.logrythmik | { independency injection }
http://blog.logrythmik.com/category/Razor
I created a super-simple extension-method for doing class-based token replacement on strings, using reflection. You can just pass a C# object to this function and it will replace tokens matching the object's property values in a straight-forward, easy way. So, given this class:. Class Car { public string Name { get; set; } } var car = new Car { Name = "Mazda" }; var message = "Hello [Name]! The resulting string (message) will be "Hello Mazda! New Version of NLog.MongoDB Shipped. Long time, no blog. Nlog ...
Windows 7 on the new Aluminium MacBook via Boot Camp | .net and other musings
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Net and other musings. Ben Lovell, an agile developer living in the UK. Windows 7 on the new Aluminium MacBook via Boot Camp. I’ve spent a lazy Sunday afternoon installing the latest Windows 7 beta on my MacBook via BootCamp and everything has gone swimmingly. To install I had to:. Burn the ISO. I chose the 32 bit edition. Run the boot camp assistant on OSX to partition the drive. I created a 45GB partition for my initial experiments. Reboot the machine with the installation DVD in place. January 18, 2009.
How would you like to be in charge of the legacy systems? | .net and other musings
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Net and other musings. Ben Lovell, an agile developer living in the UK. How would you like to be in charge of the legacy systems? December 15, 2008. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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THE miKe HaDge Tri0. MUSICAL.COM: A MUSICAL.COM-EDY. The Trio's first legal album, "CONDA LISA," now. MUSIC IS KICKASS SOUP FOR THE (WHATEVER-AGE-YOU-ARE)'S SOUL! HTTP:/ WWW.MIKEHADGETRIO.COM is a CELEBRATION of the music of MIKE HADGE! As you've all undoubtedly read in Melody Maker, Pitchfork, Tunez, Village Papes, and the rest of the major musical journalistic outlets, The Mike Hadge Trio's kickass FringeNYC. Run was one of MANKIND'S BIGGEST SUCCESSES! HEAR some of our greatest tunes in SONGS.
Mike Hadley — Copywriting & Marketing Communications
Mike Hadley — Copywriting and Marketing Communications. Monday, 18 November 2013. A lawyer friend in a large partnership told me that part of his work entailed removing the commas from documents (ie to render the meaning more ambiguous). I wonder if this is just a standing joke in the legal profession, or if it has a basis in truth. Certainly a reminder of the value of correct punctuation to ensure meaning is clear. Would be glad to hear comments. Posted by The Postman. Links to this post. Scholar, vicar...
Code rant
Life as a mort. Thursday, January 18, 2018. Configure AsmSpy as an external tool in Visual Studio. Today I want to show how easy it is to integrate AsmSpy into Visual Studio as an ‘external tool’. First download AsmSpy from the GitHub repository. If you download the zip file. You’ll see that it’s merely a stand alone exe that you can run from the command line. In VS select External Tools from the ‘Tools’ menu. Now configure AsmSpy as follows:. Posted by Mike Hadlow. Links to this post. So first create a ...
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