I'll soon have far less free time that I have now, so I'm actively working on simplifying my life. I don't want to give up things, I try to slipstream as much as possible. So far I think I'm doing quite well. One big time waster was putting together Sunday's regular weekly links....
I'll soon have far less free time that I have now, so I'm actively working on simplifying my life. I don't want to give up things, I try to slipstream as much as possible. So far I think I'm doing quite well. One big time waster was putting together Sunday's regular weekly links....
Let's say you are writing a Visual Studio add-in that does some stuff with selected text, for example string literals in the code. It would be very user friendly if the user could just click inside that string literal and add-in would figure it out and select a complete string. Well, that's just...
While my companies main projects are still .NET 2.0 or even .NET 1.1, I do work on some utilities in .NET 3.5. And I have found myself using LINQ more and more every day. I quite like LINQ to SQL, but what I'm talking here is LINQ to Objects. Here are some recent uses that save me quite a bit of...