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A recent event that made some blog headlines got me thinking about security and stuff. I’ve been thinking about it for a couple nights and every time I remember it, I am too tired to actually write anything. The event was some hacking and...
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The other day I was writing some code and I got an error message. It happened to be one of those cases where it should have worked. You know when good code it written it just happens to work like you expect it to. The general idea was...
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You know, when you think of a popular website, run by a pretty big company, you would expect that they would have a pretty good software development team. If you think of the popularity of a website and how much impact poor code would have to their...
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Back in a previous job, we had technical interviews for prospective employees. I went through one myself and it was tough. I was sure I bombed it, because one guy found a weak spot in my knowledge and kept drilling into it. As it turns out, I did ok and...
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I mentioned self-aware objects in my previous post and that got me thinking. And like usual, it's not a new concept, but it's something that I do often and take for granted. If you have an class and you create a new instance of it, you should...
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In extremely formal programming environments, early design is done with UML diagrams. The intent is to discuss processes and steps independent of any programming language or final structure. There comes a time, though, that a programming style begins...
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Preface: When I originally did this, it was using ASP.NET 1.1 and it was really significant. But with ASP.NET 2.0, the viewstate handling is SO much better. That kind of makes this less relevant, but still could be a performance gain in special scenarios...
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