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People have been developing own solutions to the following problems:
Consistent messaging frameworks for remote information exchange (webservices,rpc,...) SDK's for state managements for things such as Finite State Machines and Workflows Authentication...
Started by Tronex on
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When a developer tries to get IT, ....
Developers are also notoriously bad at communicating with other departments about business value .
2007 over a year ago? Yes, .NET 3.5 is great and I love LINQ (particularly LINQ to Objects to .Net 3.5.
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Stefan Bondy @NYDNInterNets
Nets need a small forward, and a source says they're looking at Renaldo Balkman
Are you kidding me???
CAN YOU SAY BLUEPRINT!?
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Lol something is wrong with that....
What a waste of the rivalry it could have been .
They're going to be terrible for a while.
Thy screwed the pooch big time.
Seriously though.
Might as well call them the erie bayhawks reloading to make a run? i aint mad .
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I provide a library that currently has .NET 2.0 as a pre-requisite.
I'd like to go to .NET 3.5, to take advantage of LINQ, and Action delegates, and so on, but I don't want to strand too many people. Now that 4.0 is nearing release, is it time to move...
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Both are powerful effects.
Similarly, if you delight an early adopter, she will spread the love.
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The Morning Plum: Americans love the safety net. They just don’t know it. One of the central, driving questions in our politics is this: Why are people who are themselves reliant on government programs so prone to electing anti-government politicans who...
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Again credits that provide a safety ....
Again of the safety net, is going to rise only a negligible amount wrt GDP over the forseeable future.
Of the safety net, is going to rise only a negligible amount wrt GDP over the forseeable future.
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Where I work I see a lot of otherwise very talented C++ developers produce ugly C# code, purely because they are not as familiar with the .NET framework and the features of C#.
Now I only started programming relatively recently, but already wheras I am...
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If you're iterating over collections and using delegates in .Net 2.0 for example, you a certain criteria, in .Net 2.0 you'd perhaps use the FindAll(Predicate<T> match) method, where 4.0 will include significant changes....
You're doing.
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I've been programming in C#/asp.net for some years now (mostly basic programs and websites),and lately i started reading about .net features and programming techniques like Linq,lambda expressions,Generics and such..
Features List: Object Initializers...
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You'll either love it (most do.
Iterative code improved readability over iterative code leverage your sql query skills as first-class .Net you can get a feel for the way the language expresses concepts.
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Is there a .NET port of Drupal?
I love Drupal... I love the idea. I want it to be .NET because we are a Microsoft shop and have resources to create .NET components.
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Perhaps with the advent of .NET MVC, some progress....
A Drupal 'port' would actually be a complete rewrite for .NET .
Have you looked into Drupal.net ?
The short answer is 'No.' Drupal is based on PHP, which is a significantly different animal from .NET .
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Is there a Maven Alternative or port for the .NET world? I would love to use a good dependency management system that the Java world has ... but i don't find anything comparable for .NET projects ...
georg
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Shane Isbell has been working on this project for a while, you can read more... .
Byldan is a port of Maven, but it isn't a 100% analog to the tool .
Apache NMaven is a suite of plugins and integration allowing .NET code to be a player in Maven build scripts .
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How do I write a .NET class library that I can recompile for either the regular .NET 3.5 Framework, or the .NET 3.5 Compact Framework?
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I'm not in love with pre-processor directives, they're ugly and require additional knowledge about.
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Hi, I'm new to world of .NET programming and I want to know about websites that have articles, tips and other useful information about .NET and Microsoft technologies. The websites I currently visit are:
MSDN StackOverflow WindowsClient.NET TheServerSide...
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Good blogs about C#/.Net:
Jon Skeet: http://msmvps.com/blogs/jon_skeet/default.aspx Eric Lippert as possible to keep yourself updated in the .Net world
silverlight.net
Coding Horror
Scott.
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