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Never In Doubt: January 2014
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Wednesday, January 8, 2014. With sincere apologies to Walt Whitman. I commend to you an autobiographical sketch. Recorded with Shawn Wildermuth. In late December 2013 as part of his “Hello World” series. It covers my early years as a Knucklehead Programmer. Which was kind of like Wolf of Wall Street. Minus the money, blow, and hookers. I wonder if Shawn will interview himself :-). APL – A Programming Language. In a single line of “. We lo...
Never In Doubt: February 2014
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Saturday, February 8, 2014. Adventures in Angular Directives. If you’re reading this you probably know that “directives” are the Angular glue that binds the browser DOM to your JavaScript. Familiar examples include “ngModel”, “ngBind”, and “ngRepeat”. Please don’t think that! I’ve been living this advice for a long time. I think I’m pretty decent with Angular and I’ve managed to avoid writing custom directives for th...This directive taps...
Never In Doubt: July 2012
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Wednesday, July 4, 2012. A chat with Jesse Liberty. It depends … but you knew that. Depends on what? Jesse and I approach this question from many angles on his show, “ Yet Another Podcast #69. 8221; which aired on July 1st. In LOB apps. I emphasize. I cover this ground and more in our 30 minute podcast. Links to this post. JsFiddle in 6 minutes. I produced a short video. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter.
Never In Doubt: Add the Visual Studio Command Prompt to VS2012
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Wednesday, October 17, 2012. Add the Visual Studio Command Prompt to VS2012. Several times this week, I wanted to launch a Windows command prompt (. The VS Command Window which is different) while in Visual Studio 2012. More specifically, I wanted to open the command prompt in the directory of the item I had selected in Solution Explorer. I swear I could do that in VS2010 but I can’t find that in VS2012. I gave up and did a two step dance:.
Never In Doubt: Adventures in Angular Directives
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Saturday, February 8, 2014. Adventures in Angular Directives. If you’re reading this you probably know that “directives” are the Angular glue that binds the browser DOM to your JavaScript. Familiar examples include “ngModel”, “ngBind”, and “ngRepeat”. Please don’t think that! I’ve been living this advice for a long time. I think I’m pretty decent with Angular and I’ve managed to avoid writing custom directives for th...This directive taps...
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Thoughts from the Zleek Geek. Tuesday, April 29, 2008. I'm really enjoying Linkedin. I've been able to reconnect with some old classmates at ASU. And it will help me stay in touch with my colleagues from previous positions I've held. If you haven't seen it yet (which you probably have - I'm just always the last to find out about new things on the web), check it out - it's basically a professional networking application. Links to this post. Monday, April 28, 2008. Connecting Families with Silverlight.
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Angular development on the Microsoft stack. Getting Started with npm in Visual Studio. Using EcmaScript 2015 Modules in TypeScript with SystemJS. Code Camp NYC 2015 Talks. On Your First Angular Project in Visual Studio. On Using EcmaScript 2015 Modules in TypeScript with SystemJS. On Using EcmaScript 2015 Modules in TypeScript with SystemJS. On Your First Angular Project in Visual Studio. On Your First Angular Project in Visual Studio. For podcasts, Adventures in Angular from DevChat.TV. Has assembled a ...
HardCodeD: A brief introduction to WPF
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This is where I get to teach code. A brief introduction to WPF. My previous post was an out-of-nowhere post on WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation). A guided tour of WPF. The official WPF site. The MSDN resource for WPF. Here's my description of WPF:. WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is a programming model within the .NET Framework which allows you to build rich, compelling user interfaces. The highly-rated Silverlight. In a WinForms app, there are 1 or more "forms". Which constitute the interface&...
HardCodeD: (Ab)using Registry classes in .NET
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This is where I get to teach code. Ab)using Registry classes in .NET. The NET Framework provides wonderful classes in the Microsoft.Win32 namespace. To read and write values to any key or set of keys in the Windows Registry. And in fact there's so much else to do with the Registry! Create a Windows Console-based app in Visual Studio 2008 and copy the following code in the main Program.cs. WriteLine( "WELCOME TO NASTY APPLICATION". WriteLine( " nThis application will do the following:". CurrentUser.Cr...
HardCodeD: Classes for files and folders in C#
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This is where I get to teach code. Classes for files and folders in C#. The NET Framework provides a comprehensive set of base classes to explore the entire file system, finding out files and folders that are present and listing their properties (and a whole lot of them). These base classes expose methods that allow file and folder operations as well, such as moving, copying, deleting and renaming. Here we go through the available classes. The methods of DirectoryInfo. Length = 0;. Although these classes...
HardCodeD: January 2012
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This is where I get to teach code. Get Web Browser History in C# - Google Chrome. This post is a sort-of sequel to my previous blog post. On getting web browser history in C#. Google Chrome is the browser I had missed in the last blog post and I must say, it was quite interesting to code this up. Just like Firefox, Chrome also uses an SQLite Database, but uses a structure quite different than that of Firefox. More details about it here. As for Firefox, a very nice article is here. Chrome stores time elap...
HardCodeD: December 2009
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This is where I get to teach code. Visual inheritance in WPF. My final year .NET project was a medium-weight WPF application which had some 8 windows in all. Creating the windows and customizing the interface in XAML was a breeze with Visual Studio 2008. And Expression Blend 2. Even coding up the window logic was not that tough, but halfway into the logic part, I realized that all my windows had some properties and methods in common. So the code could be shortened a great deal using inheritance. Http:/ s...
HardCodeD: January 2010
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This is where I get to teach code. Using extension methods in C#. One of the most exciting features of the .NET Framework is Extension Methods. Extension methods allow you to extend the functionality of a class without modifying the code of the class itself. This allows you to write methods for a class anywhere outside the class. This is especially useful when there is no access to the code of the original class. For example, you can write a method to extend the System.String. And it would be invoked as:.
HardCodeD: September 2009
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This is where I get to teach code. Best free addins for Visual Studio 2008. I have subscribed to the Microsoft Download Notifications. Weekly newsletter and it was only yesterday that I clicked something which I had never clicked in any newsletter before - Visual Studio Gallery. It is a list of addins - both free and free trials - for Visual Studio 2008 and if you are a .NET developer, you should not miss this! Likewise. So copying XAML code is an issue. This add-in allows you to manage the MRU (Most Rec...
HardCodeD: July 2009
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This is where I get to teach code. Everything is a class! It is amazing how often I need to remind my friends with programming doubts that C# is object-oriented - there is no line of code in C# without a reference to a class or an object. There is a class for almost everything in the .NET Framework and its interoperability features make it the platform of choice for Windows applications. Make it simply an uncomfortable language to work with especially for a programmer with C background. Class1 obj = new ...
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Often wrong but never in doubt . an opinionated romp in the swamp. Saturday, February 8, 2014. Adventures in Angular Directives. If you’re reading this you probably know that “directives” are the Angular glue that binds the browser DOM to your JavaScript. Familiar examples include “ngModel”, “ngBind”, and “ngRepeat”. Please don’t think that! I’ve been living this advice for a long time. I think I’m pretty decent with Angular and I’ve managed to avoid writing custom directives for th...This directive taps...
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