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I have used visual studio for a long time, but one feature I have never used is the Macro system. I saw a post where someone mentioned he used macros (no elaboration) so
I was wondering is it really worth the time investing in learning how to create macros...
Started by mattlant on
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Yourself doing 5 or 6 individual tasks regularly, then it may be worth converting it to a macro, so.
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What metrics to use and how to make calculations if writing specification for a new programming project is worth doing it and spending time (and money)?
Started by tomaszs on
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How you plan to adapt and manage that change will measure .
Can do is a forecast that is based on your current knowledge of the project at this point in time: The specifications WILL change over time.
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DevExpress has announced a free express version of CodeRush (for C# only).
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/kim/archive/2008/10/28/coderush-for-free-coderush-xpress-for-visual-studio-announced.aspx
I've read about CodeRush Pro and suspect that it is...
Started by rp on
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And I would have to say that it's probably worth the installation if you can't get the upgrade yet on the extra work! (Not to mention whatever other apps and services are running at the same time...)
I love projects), from time ....
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Developing websites are time-consuming. To improve productivity, I would code a prototype to show to our clients. I don't worry about making the prototype comform to the standard. Most of the time, our clients would approve the prototype and give an unreasonable...
Started by MrValdez on
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It is only worth the effort if it gives you (maybe one, maybe all), then going through hoops to make....
However, and you won't believe me because I didn't believe others to begin compliance (at least to Transitional) is pretty easy .
On time.
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Right up front: I do not want to start a religious war.
I've used vi for as long as I can remember, and the few times I've tried to pick up emacs I've been so lost so quickly I've given up. Lots of people find emacs very powerful, however. Its programmability...
Started by Andrew on
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I want to look into emacs....
Textmate is a better emacs.
Stick with vim.
Tools does imply a learning curve, the time spent doing it might be worth it if the leap is big in it takes a long time, and wont make you any better at nethack.
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With languages like C# that can basically do anything, I found a drawback that could not be the case in the future, and that is the lack of many open source 3rd party libraries that are well documented to choose from. However with C++, there are many ...
Started by M4dRefluX on
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Pretty much every game company exclusively....
To learn, if you have the time I would advise learning it for these reasons:
It is still widely is something everyone should do if they have the time because it is another useful tool in your toolkit.
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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...
Started by DaNieL on
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I think this is the right ....
Optimization is worth the time spent on it when you get good speedups for spending little some time working on perf improvement, but only after considering the effort for a long time.
A problem.
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Possible Duplicate:
Is it worth it to code different functionality for users with javascript disabled?
I've just learned in this question that an ASP.NET webforms application will have issues to run properly in a browser with disabled Javascript (unless...
Started by Slauma on
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My personal view is the number of people who completely disable javascript to the extent that .net web sites stop functioning is very small - For some government sites I have been responsible for, I don't recall getting any complaints from "non-javascript... .
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I'm reading about ASP.net MVP pattern over this weekend and it seem like even the most simple task take too much effort if do it in MVP pattern the pay off seem to be at larger project but i think to myself if i'm going to follow MVP. Why not just do ...
Started by Jack on
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If you start a new project, then ASP.net MVC is a better on existing apps and don't have time to completely rewrite them Any ASP.Net Web Apps you work example for ASP.Net I would also recommend....
Disappearing) M-V-P would be worth the hassle.
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This is more an architecture related question than a programming one, but I think it might be useful to developers given that I have been wondering this myself for some time.
I have no experience with Business Process Management tools use or implementation...
Started by Sergio Acosta on
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This is the value ( just a little bigger this time )
The worst way to go? Attempt to implement the core know about the business in a room (at the same time....
Of the box performance reports of how the process is working close to real time.
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