It’s been quiet on here for a while - that’s because I’ve been warped back to WebForms land where everything is craziness and it takes you half a day just to figure out wth is going on because you have to work with logic spread across a half dozen code behind files that all run to a couple thousand lines (no exaggeration!). …
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Making session variables a little easier to work with
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You know you are working on bad code when …
http://randomcode.net.nz/2008/05/14/you-know-you-are-working-on-bad-code-when/There’s more orange in ReSharper’s gutter than there is grey. Code analysis for the current file takes longer than solutionwide error analysis of your last “good” project. I’m back to working on legacy code written by hamfisted monkeys with little regard for anything vaguely related to good coding practices - 2500+ line codebehind classes anyone!?! …
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Saying thanks…
http://randomcode.net.nz/2008/05/02/saying-thanks/For the past couple of months I have been building a web based surveying application designed to allow employers to carry out lifecycle surveying of their employees (e.g. when they start, annual reviews, exit surveys). When I started building this application, I was given complete control over how …
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Adding Action Filters to MonoRail Controllers
http://weblogs.asp.net/psteele/archive/2008/04/15/adding-act...Neal Blomfield
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Adding Action Filters to MonoRail Controllers
http://weblogs.asp.net/psteele/archive/2008/04/15/adding-act...Neal Blomfield
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Adding Action Filters to MonoRail Controllers
http://srtsolutions.com/blogs/patricksteele/archive/2008/04/...Neal Blomfield