How to use a Stopwatch in C# incorrectly
Here’s something I did wrong this week. And, after realizing I’d done it wrong, I remembered that I’d made the same exact mistake in the past. So I’m going to […]
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C# source code analysis
Something came up at work today that got me thinking about source code analysis tools. Since I’m currently working on two C# projects, both of which are close to done […]
Fun with TLS 1.2
At work, I’ve somehow wound up being the “credit card expert” in my group. I don’t mind, really, since the work is reasonably interesting, most of the time. I had […]
Interactive C# REPLs
I was working on a C# program today, and wanted to test a small code snippet out. I used to use Snippet Compiler for that sort of thing, but it […]
a bit more on Visual Studio 2012
I feel a little bad about yesterday’s screed on the VS 2012 UI. (But not bad enough to delete it or anything. I still wish they hadn’t mucked with the […]
Visual Studio 2012, take two
So I managed to get VS 2012 installed. (See previous post for details on my first failed attempt.) I’d love to write up a blog post detailing some weird issue […]
Visual Studio 2012
I haven’t bothered with VS2012 yet, but today I decided to try to install VS Express 2012 for Windows Desktop on my laptop. I really only want it, at this […]
Bullseye
The main product of the company I currently work for is a hosted store locator and lead manager service, named Bullseye. We’ve been concentrating on both improving it and marketing […]
Selenium
OK, one more post for tonight. (This is another one I suspected that I may have previously written up, but apparently not.) I’ve known about Selenium for awhile now, mostly […]
reference vs. value types, and LINQ
One of the people I work with was having some trouble with reference vs. value types (in C#) this week. This article seems to give a pretty clear explanation of […]