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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close *** 1/2 /
Since it had just gotten nominated for Best Picture, I figured I should give in and check it out. Well, it's really not as awful as everyone thinks. Yes, it has its flaws, but I felt when it was good it was ...
Started by Jeff Beachnau on
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There is something intoxicating.
But I have to say that this is definitely one of the essential that this is definitely one of the essential viewings of 2011.
And the film's ultimate intent.
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Which packages do you find essential in your LaTeX environment for text typesetting?
I start with: graphicx and fancyhdr .
Edited: changed to community wiki.
Started by ssn on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The algorithmicx package, for pseudo-code..
Multicol , graphicx , soul , fancyvrb , and fancyhdr are quite useful as well .
Color and pstricks are ones I use very frequently.
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Creation of objects like tables and indexes are fairly essential, even if the code has to be authorized or created by the dba. What other areas normally carried out by dbas should the accomplished developer be aware of?
Started by DBMarcos99 on
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This is absolutely essential.
Exactly how it's going to run your code, so long as you ask nicely .
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I am using java back end for creating an xml string which is passed to the browser. Currently I am using simple string manipulation to produce this xml. Is it essential that I use some xml library in java to produce the xml string? I find the libraries...
Started by Niyaz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
However, if string manipulation works for you, then go no sense to skip essential tool: even writing xml is non-trivial with having to escape those.
TmpX; }
It's not essential, but advisable.
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Essential and Non Essential doctrines .
I know a Christian who says that there are essential and non-essential doctrines.
Can anyone show me in scripture where this comes from?
Since we all agree that scripture is Gods word, shouldnt all doctrines in ...
Started by callofduty on
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I know a Christian....
I always find it humorous when Catholic apologists complain about a concept their own Posted by callofduty .
Originally Posted by callofduty I know a Christian who says that there are essential and non-essential doctrines.
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.NET “must-have” development tools
ASP.NET webforms + ASP.NET Ajax versus ASP.NET MVC and Ajax framework freedom
What are some essential tools that every .Net should have in their development environment?
Started by jjacka on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Resharper....
Reflector , for seeing exactly what that strange library function is doing .
For ASP.Net developers, Fiddler and Firebug (for Firefox).
Visual Studio, of course!!
Also, LINQPad , which is very useful for ad-hoc testing of small pieces of code .
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In the course of your software development lifecycle, what essential design artifacts do you produce? What makes them essential to your practice?
The project I'm currently on has been in production for 8+ years. This web application has been actively ...
Started by happyappa on
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:P
Designs change so much during development and afterwards that most of my carefully crafted documents rot away in source control and become almost more of a hindrance than a help, once code is in production .
Working code...and whiteboard drawings.
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What essential code packages do you use on every project, that's not included in the BCL or java distribution?
Mocking/Stubbing Unit Tests IOC / Dependency Injection Logging ORM ... Which implementation of the above do you use?
What essentials did I miss...
Started by ripper234 on
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NET Reflector (Red Gate) (reflection, obviously) ELMAH (logging) Nunit (Unit Testing) Rhino Mocks (Mocking) NHibernate (or more recently Linq-to-SQL) (ORM) Moq (Mocking) NUnit (Unit Testing) Ninject (Dependency Injection) NHibernate with Fluent NHibernate... .
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There are a number of programming books considered to be absolutely essential (as seen here ).
I am fairly novice programmer, and most of what I've learned I've learned by reading various language reference books. Is there any particular order I need ...
Started by Mark W on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It has loads of really ....
I'd recommend The C Programming Language even if you're not planning to be doing C/C++ .
I don't think it matters particularly in which order you read them as I can't see any obvious dependencies between the ones you've listed .
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I've seen some good questions and answers on here regarding developer interview questions, but what software architects and systems architects? I'm looking for a few essential questions that you feel every software and/or systems architect must know.
Started by Kilhoffer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
When should you use interfaces and when abstract classes.
As for "essential" questions, thats subjective.
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