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Monday, October 26, 2009. The Number One Rule Of Programming Is Leave Emotion At The Door. But what happens when a developer invests too much pride into the code that he or she wrote? What if that pride causes that developer to have an emotional stake in the code itself? What happens when a developer can no longer separate him or herself not just from his or her code, but his or her methodologies, decisions, and general behavior as a developer? What causes this kind of behavior? If that doesn't work?

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The Junior Developer: June 2009

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Saturday, June 27, 2009. Custom Exceptions: They'll Make Debugging Easier. Another advantage of using custom exceptions is the more descriptive name given to your derived class. This much-touted advantage seems kind of petty when you first hear it. When I first read it, my thought was, “Ok, so? 8221; However, it's a small feature that helps in a big way. When you're scanning over your exception log (the one you're logging your exceptions to, right? Several caveats exist if you're writing custom exception...

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The Junior Developer: November 2008

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Monday, November 3, 2008. Work With Someone Who Knows More Than You. Of late, I've had the privilege of working with a developer with much more experience than me. Of course, being a junior developer means that pretty much everyone has more experience than me. That actually works out in my favor, because it gives me lots of opportunity to learn. The person I've been working with lately, however, has much more experience than me. By asking these questions, I try to identify my strengths and weaknesses.

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The Junior Developer: September 2008

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Sunday, September 7, 2008. My Number One Hurdle: Fear. So how does one conquer this fear? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Number One Hurdle: Fear. View my complete profile.

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The Junior Developer: August 2009

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Sunday, August 2, 2009. The Advantages of User Controls. A practice I see used entirely too infrequently is the use of User Controls on webforms. User Controls provide some really great functionality to the ASP.NET programmer, and I think it's a real shame that they're so under-utilized. My next post will have some general tips when developing User Controls that I've found really make them useful. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Advantages of User Controls. View my complete profile.

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Monday, October 26, 2009. The Number One Rule Of Programming Is Leave Emotion At The Door. But what happens when a developer invests too much pride into the code that he or she wrote? What if that pride causes that developer to have an emotional stake in the code itself? What happens when a developer can no longer separate him or herself not just from his or her code, but his or her methodologies, decisions, and general behavior as a developer? What causes this kind of behavior? If that doesn't work?

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