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A "Don't Miss!" Blog
Zane Thomas from Abderaware has started a blog. As Zane comments: "I am all about challenging assumptions". This blog should be interesting.
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A 21st century solution...
Some programmer humor for this morning:
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Initializing non-serialized fields
Matthew Reynolds has a nice tip on how to cleanly handle initialization of non-serialized fields during the de-serialization process.
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Lego Mindstorms + .NET
From CLaueR's Blog:
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The existential mouse
Raymond Chen answers the question: If a mouse moves and nobody receives the message, did it really move?
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Ignoring Errors? Not if they're an Exception!
Brad Abram points out a number of reasons why Exceptions are better than error codes. One that I liked in particular:
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Top Blogger.
I've enjoyed every single one of Raymond Chen's posts. His blog is one of the most informative and interesting -- and they make great history lessons! Kudos to Raymond!
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What a coincedence!
Just last night, I made a post about my journey into full-time C# use. This morning, I see Eric Gunnerson has mentioned a new magazine called "C# Pro Magazine". I headed over there to check it out and what do I see -- an article titled "5 C# Tips for VB Developers".
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Sharpening my skills.
I've been a VB programmer for a long time. Therefore, I took to VB.NET pretty easily. I can pound out code pretty quickly in VB.NET, and I'm familiar enough with C# syntax that I can read C# code fluently. But the past year at my current job has involved a little bit of Java coding. Curly braces and semi-colons don't scare me, although I'm not a big fan of case-sensitivity. I've done a little bit of C# coding here and there, but I mainly use VB.NET.