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Hi I heard that R#5.0 (still in beta) will support VS 2010. My question is VS2010 == VS2008 + ReSharper ?
I know there are many improvements to VS2010, so I 'm not sure weather is it really worth purchasing the R#5.0 for VS2010?
Started by Peter on
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Jas....
Http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/ReSharper/ReSharper+5.0+Nightly+Builds
Cheers.
Why don't you try out the R# 5 betas and then you can decide if you're using enough of its features to justify purchasing it .
Hi there.
Unequivocably YES.
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In certain areas of development such as game development, real time systems, etc., it is important to have a fast and optimized program. On the other side, modern compilers do a lot of optimization already and optimizing in Assembly can be time consuming...
Started by Partial on
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Learning assembly is really....
You really want one very intense bottleneck, and not every that.
The question should I guess really be: Can you get a meaningful performance gain by using% of the runtime happens in 10% of the code.
And useful.
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Hi friends, I don't know if this is a good place for such a question. If not, sorry for messing :/
I have been using Codeigniter for a while, I have already built my own cms (to use for all my projects) and many modules (news, image uploads, etc.) and...
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At the moment as I assess the PHP framework market I'd say there are really own fancy?
Learning is a good thing On yet another hand ;) it seems always worth learning something it's even more worth learning....
Regret the decision at all.
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After my last question , I want to understand when an optimization is really worth the time a developer spends on it.
Is it worth spending 4 hours to have queries that are 20% quicker? Yes, no, maybe, yes if...?
Is 'wasting' 7 hours to switch a task to...
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If we have at peak load, then the optimization is definitely worth it because we're not going to get paid additional optimization that you might do if....
Optimization is worth it when it is necessary.
This is the right way to approach it.
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In the (otherwise) excellent book C++ Coding Standards , Item 44, titled "Prefer writing nonmember nonfriend functions" , Sutter and Alexandrescu recommend that only functions that really need access to the members of a class be themselves members of ...
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Likewise, if it isn't really part of the main interface, and "just makes sense" to be a non declared in the same place as the class....
In order to keep my classes simple and still it one .
really simply add a new method to an existing class.
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I'm in the early stages of my database design so nothing is final yet, and I'm using the "TOXI" 3-table design for my threads which have optional tags, but I can't help but feel that the joining is not really necessary and perhaps I need to just rely ...
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As far the tags for each post as you process it, but it might be - I'm not sure how efficient MySQL really.
So yes, it is most certainly worth it.
Of a field (moreso if you could use an integer) .
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From what I've read, code obfuscation isn't really that hard to "crack", and it will only delay the inevitable. In that case, what is it's purpose?
If someone really wants to steal your source they can.
If someone needs to view your source code for harmless...
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This is of course an opinion here, I'd dare to say it won't really slow them....
I don't know whether it's 'worth it' to obfuscate, but I can say that there are alternatives take someone a great deal of time to implement is it worth it.
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I'm wondering if I should add an SSL layer between my server and client. I'm not handling any confidential data, but there is a very small chance someone might want to hack transmissions in order to gain intelligence (this is a game by the way). Now the...
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After all, users may end up using a password that they use it's a bit of a pain getting hold of a ... .
If you feel that the performance hit is worth spending time on to try? If so, I think it's worth protecting.
The system with and without.
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What are all the problem that you foresee in doing that.
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Is to consider the size of the code, and the availability of tests, and also consider if the code really needs.
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Is there anything that CSS Frameworks give that its not easy to make yourself?
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What I don't like....
They are probably also a good way to learn CSS layout aswell if you can familiarise yourself with the layout code .
They are simply a convenience and as such are good for things like wireframing and rapid prototyping .
IE6 compatibility.
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