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C# tips, tricks and things you should know

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Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

.net components During my previous holidays (i have to admit 1.5 months surfing in portugal) I had some literature with me which also included the book Programming .net components released with O’Reilly. It talks about the aspects of components in general and provides good examples how to achieve those in .net. Although these pages are a very good read (rather for experienced devs) for ppl interested in component development, I found it more interesting because of its general C# content. There are concepts & approaches, small tips & tricks and intersting things about C# which can be used not only in component based architectures and are therefore good to know anyway.

As I always make notes while reading “geek” books I thought: “so why not summarize them all up in a nice list and blog’em”. Here we go… (more…)

Testing a change, bugfix, implemented feature, …

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Thursday, November 23rd, 2006

When you implement a new feature somewhere, when you change just some bits of the code, when you fix a bug, when you just change a common text in an app.. What do you do afterwards? Do you really check the result or do you trust yourself that it works 100%. It is an interesting thing to talk about… (more…)