Quite simple. Introduction to CQRS – CodeProject.
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To convert Visual Studio 2010 solution file .sln to Visual Studio 2008 solution file .sln simply follow these steps: in .sln file replace “Format Version 11.00″ to “Format Version 10.00“ in .sln file replace “# Visual Studio 2010″ to “# Visual Studio 2008“ in .csproj replace “ToolsVersion=”4.0”” to “ToolsVersion=”3.5”“ in .csproj replace “v10.0″ to “v9.0“ [...]
READ MORE »Quite old post, but sometimes I need to refresh the topic :-S Good Exception Management Rules of Thumb – Scott Hanselman.
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Today I spent a few minutes googling about Redis, a lightspeed key value NoSql storage system. Redis was made for Linux systems, but you can find a working Windows port on GitHub: Redis for Windows. Redis is very fast, even if compared with first class citizen in NoSql world, like RaveDB; here an interesting benchmark [...]
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Miguel set the point about Mono and Xamarin for this 2011: WTF, giant steps! via Mono in 2011 – Miguel de Icaza.
READ MORE »This does the trick for me, too. Thanks for sharing! C#: How to accept an invalid SSL certificate programmatically : Jumping Through Hoops.
READ MORE »Nice way to share same assembly attributes across the entire solution. via Joe’s Blog: Consistent Version Numbers Across All Assemblies.
READ MORE »Building a Prism 4 application using MEF via Prism 4 MEF Application – CodeProject.
READ MORE »AvalonEdit is an extensible Open-Source text editor with support for syntax highlighting and folding. via Using AvalonEdit (WPF Text Editor) – CodeProject.
READ MORE »How to ruin young people… via C# for Sharp Kids.
Task list is a great feature of visual studio and I think its most unappreciated features of Visual Studio 2010 and most of developers are not aware of it or don’t know about it and that’s why they are not using it. Continue reading to learn how to use this little gem.
Make energy by typing: a cool idea! Future laptops could be powered by typing — sign me up! | DVICE.
Here are a few technical steps which have to be made before you change project management styles. via Ground Zero: Starting Agile Development from Scratch | Agile Zone.
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