Mouse without Borders

If you use ReSharper probably you will be noticed about new 6.1 release; one of the last interesting feature included allow users to manage configuration layers, to better achieve configuration sharing in teams. As a user of DropBox, it would be nice get my settings around all computers I use (my desktop at work, my [...]

One of important characteristics of commercial software is ability to trust the software manufacturer by validating authenticity of the software components. Such functionality can be achieved by digital signing of the released code. Another feature usually implemented at the final stage of the development cycle is code obfuscation which is protecting compiled code from unauthorized [...]

We aren’t copy writers or social media experts; we’re programmers. We need to constantly foresee and prevent problems before they happen. Cultivating a healthy paranoia and a heavily pessimistic attitude is the path to becoming a better programmer. via Be a Paranoid Pessimistic Programmer | GrokCode.

Shipping first time code is like going into debt. A little debt speeds development so long as it is paid back promptly with a rewrite… I thought that rushing software out the door to get some experience with it was a good idea, but that of course, you would eventually go back and as you [...]

There are a few things I’ve had to learn the hard way over the years as a developer. via Lessons Learned as a Developer | Web Development Blog of Chris Nizzardini.