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Agile software development methodologies and how to apply them.
Introduction to Agile software development methodologies and how to apply them. It is about how to work together to achieve a common goal. This article focus on how technology team work together well to plan, build and deliver software.
Scripting .NET Applications with IronPython
Extending .NET applications by adding scripting support via IronPython
The Power of Delegates in C#
Document describes about the Delegate in C# and the usage of delegate in different scenarios
T-SQL reporting engine
If you have big reports which run slowly, you may use this T-SQL based engine to speed-up them.
iOS 7: Update or Languish
I spent last week in San Francisco attending Apple's World Wide Developer Conference. I'm always excited by the new stuff that Apple releases there. I spend that week each year lodged firmly inside theRDF.But this year was different.This year was a whole new...
DataGridVewTextBoxCell with Span Behaviour
DataGridViewTextBoxCell derived cell that can be merged with cells of the same type
User Interface Patterns
A brief overview of common user interface patterns, and some ideas about them.
Scrollable div which allows single finger scrolling on iPad
The following will provide a quick guide on how to add a scrollable frame which will allow one finger scrolling on ipad (and will also work on desktop browsers)
You should unit test your controller, NOT!
One of the MVC mantras is that it allows unit testing your controllers. But, that doesn't mean you should. In my opinion, you should focus your unit testing valuable effort in more effective areas as the controller, if done right, doesn't require unit testing.
A Call To Drop "The Open Closed Principle" From The SOLID Design Principles
We are used to repeat the SOLID principles, sometimes without giving them full thoughts. This is a call to drop an outdated principle that doesn't work in today's development, the "Open Close Principle", the result should be SLID.
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