The answer to why this code works
So at the start of this week I put up a blog asking Why this code works, and to be honest I've grown quite a bit of an ego since then as no-one has been able to answer the question …
So at the start of this week I put up a blog asking Why this code works, and to be honest I've grown quite a bit of an ego since then as no-one has been able to answer the question …
Ruben (of Umbraco fame) recently wrote a post entitled Extension Methods: Silent static slaves which was in response to a comment I'd left on a previous post about static classes …
Something else I see all too often at work (although not as often as not understanding the difference between client and server) is the existance of the PDB file on a production …
System.Exception is a funny class, it's a class that on its own isn't really that practical. In the talk that Brian Abrams talk on Framework Design Guidelines from PDC 2008 (a …
Maybe I'm a slow learner or maybe this is one of those beautifully hidden features of the .NET framework but I came across a nifty little static method (thanks to this post on …
The other day one of the guys I work with was trying to work out the best way to generate an Excel document from .NET as the client had some wierd requirements around how the …
As a general rule I'll avoid web cookies, they've got a bad wrap, and are too often used and abused. But for storing long life information on a client there's not really anything …