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ReSharper 4.0 Nightly builds
I just recently found out about this, and may be late on the band wagon, but you can download the ReSharper 4.0 nightly builds for free. They last ~15 days, so you will have to uninstall the build you have and then install a more recent nightly build...
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In response to being tagged by Ben Scheirman : I'm a full-time software developer currently working for Wachovia (formerly World Savings) in San Antonio, TX. I'm a lead developer on the team I'm on. This doesn't mean I'm a master developer...
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.net 3.5 install, anyone using a modem?
"You can now disconnect form the Internet." I don't know if you're using a modem, but I'm not. Just thought this was funny.
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UPDATE: Be aware that SharpDevelop doesn't seem to support the Web Application Project support. It will handle ASP.NET Web Site Creation (Normal 2.0 web site project) but is doesn't have the ability to handle the legacy (1.1-) way of site project...
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Rhino Mocks 3.3 is out!!
Check out Oren's (Ayende Rahien) post here . Download it here . The most significant change that I like is the ability to setup expectations on void methods with Expect.Call. Check out Oren's other post about this here .
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.NET InternalsVisibleTo attribute == C++ Friend Assemblies
To all developers who haven't heard of this, there is an ability to have a project, say a test project, to have access to another project's Internal classes. ( MSDN definition ). For security reasons, make sure that your test assembly is strongly...
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MonoRail HotSwap
Ayende (pronounced A-yend (no eh at the end) - verified in this post after hearing Colin pronounce it) posted on an idea he has - MonoRail HotSwap and Colin Ramsay did a screencast of MonoRail HotSwap . I know that the AppDomain having to reset because...
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Orcas - Extension Methods
Again, I was reading Guthrie's blog and found his post on Extension Methods What this allows a developer to do is extend types without needing to create a static service class. It is more like an extension class. Example: You want to add a method called...
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Orcas - First try
After reading a post by Scott Guthrie on the new C# Orcas language features I decided to download Orcas and try them out. (**excited**) The new features I practiced with and love are: Object initializers Example: Prior to Orcas: Person person = new Person...
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Castle Project
I'm currently studying up on the Castle Project . It is currently scheduled for release in January of 2007, but the public API code is pretty much complete; it won't change. There is a good article on InfoWorld and I've found 2 others on CodeProject ...
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System.Object.GetHashCode()
After reading Ayende's blog about GetHashCode , I found the following PDF file about the pitfalls of GetHashCode. I've coded it in a Java class but have yet to apply it anywhere else. I don't believe I've used any objects as keys in my applications. I...
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Resharper Templates
I recently read a good post by Joey.NET and his examples of Resharper Templates. Worth the read if you are a ReSharper user or are looking for a development tool to speed up your process. ReSharper is my tool of choice currently.
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