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Sure, there's a type of project in Visual Studio that outputs a DLL that people can use. I know that. I'm just wondering what are some of the standards that devs will expect when using my DLL file.
I'll be providing a class that searches for movies in...
Started by John McClane on
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For example....
Avoid any hidden dependencies in your code.
One of the first and foremost things you need to do is to publish all your dependencies .
There is much to say to this thema.
You're then interested in best practices when designing a class library .
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I'm currently the only developer using Eclipse Mylyn integration (I'm the experimental one). I have two repositories configured - Bugzilla, which the project uses for internal bug tracking and a Local repository. I use the Local repo for organizing the...
Started by LES2 on
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Since Mantis....
You could setup a MantisBT bugtracking system , with the appropriate Mylyn-Mantis Repository Connector .
Why don't you simply use your original Bugzilla instance?
Personally, I'd consider it tedious and useless to separate tasks and bugs .
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I m ready to do anything give anything if devs unban my acc plzz unban it
Started by mdazibthecooldude1 on
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Mdazibthecooldude1 i m ready to do anything give anything if devs unban my acc plzz unban it
maybe ask.
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In small enough organizations, should there be completely independent QA and Dev roles, or should each role involve some time (e.g., 1 day a week) doing the role of the other side?
I'm not talking about unit tests. I'm talking about a QA focusing on the...
Started by Uri on
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Having said that, QA should not be writing mission critical production code and Dev's and development teams are strengthened....
Plus, testing is a great learning experience for a Dev that just works .
Is coming from at a time of any dis-agreement.
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Hello, All-
You may have noticed some posts by a few devs lately. There were even a couple posted today in the MMO age thread . But they are kind of buried.
So I thought I would make it easier on them and you. Let's use this thread for some of the devs...
Started by Abigale on
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With so many games out there I wonder why the Devs are all of the updates yall got as the ....
Welcome to any Dev who posts here, your work is commended by the Rift Community! I think its a good sign to see Developer activity on the forums.
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My boss said to me that he will giving me a certain task, which will be quite big, and using the latest technologies which he knows I have some experience of but not inside out.
As a junior developer, do you ever feel held back by the feeling of being...
Started by dotnetdev on
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The senior devs were juniors once.
This is slightly different but possibly an interesting question, I'd think .
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I am working on some additions to an MVC app that the big dogs in the office have been building. I was told since they are so busy I am to do it with little to no help from them. However I am getting very confused on some basic things and I am afraid ...
Started by Ryan on
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If management don't think....
I'm still not a rock star, but I can talk at the senior dev's level at work with just a few years environment.
Seek out examples and tutorials in the dev stack I used at work and wrote as much code as possible.
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I have a database that I want to access via a .NET web application. I can encrypt the connection string in web.config easily enough, but any developer with access to the box can decrypt it with a few lines of code - they have access to the box, so therefore...
Started by ddavis on
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("I" == any developer)
Protecting the keys (Unix permissions, Windows ACLs) may stop most of them, but one can just always add a line to the program, that dumps... .
If I know how a program encrypts data, and I know where are the keys, then I can decrypt data .
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I am curious about Ruby. Up to this point I have been following the whole C/C++/C# path and feel the need to branch out. Are there any references on how to get started and how it differs from other languages?
Started by Craig on
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This try ruby in your browser demo is a little bit on the basic side, but it's good for a nice quick introduction to the language for someone that hasn't used it or read much about it already
Since C# is close to Java, you could probably piggyback on... .
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First, in defense of the question: if I can't work, it's going to be pretty hard to develop my skills. All the ruby or php or c# in the world doesn't do me much good if there's no jobs. I could certainly go freelance, but I don't know if I have the tolerance...
Started by jcollum on
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I would suggest you work for (directly or indirectly) markets that are unaffected by the economy status, which... .
If you are a good programmer and don't have a sketchy background you should have no problem finding a job as a programmer in the United States .
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