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MCTS: .Net 3.5 certification - i'm interested in the opinions about it among programmers. Is it useful, is it hard to get, how can one prepare to such test?
Started by agnieszka on
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The links are the ....
For winforms, the 2.0 version ( 70-526 ) remains current .
Retraction - there is 70-505 !
There is no 3.5 version; WPF ( 70-502 ) has replaced it .
Isn't there a 3.0 or 3.5 version of the certification? I'd go for that if I were you .
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At the July 2009 C++0x meeting in Frankfurt , it was decided to remove concepts from C++0x. Personally, I am disappointed but I'd rather have an implementable C++0x than no C++0x. They said they will be added at a later date.
What are your opinions on...
Started by rlbond on
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However in my opinion.
This is all easy to achieve with standard object oriented programming .
The type.
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Is anybody using the .NET profiler made by yourkit? I am looking for a good .NET profiler and stumbled upon the yourkit one. As I would purchase a single person license, it would cost 79 EUR for me, which is pretty ok imho. What I also like: the more ...
Started by Max on
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ADDED: @Max.
While you're deciding which profiler to buy or not, give this a try .
Opinion? Yeah.
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I'm trying to pick a good CMS that isn't a portal. All of my research as lead me to believe SilverStipe is the best option. I'd like some opinions/impressions.
Thanks for any thoughts you have.
edit: I've decided to try it out. I'll post my own answer...
Started by drye on
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I just stumbled upon Silverstripe....
There are other php cms referenced in SO.
As a side effect, I'm also going to look at the suggested python framework django .
I'd question about WordPress that might be of interest.
I'm not but maybe will check it out.
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I'm finishing my final year in college this year and am starting the process of interviewing with various companies. I had an initial interview with Microsoft already and will be having a second round interview in a few weeks.
I am wondering what experienced...
Started by posulliv on
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You can do the....
These are my opinions are impressed with experience.
Thus you'll have a chance to improve your other skills .
Of opinions, another iteration of this question is at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/111161/large as well).
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Does anyone have any opinions on not using prototypes unless necessary for functions declared "static". Do you always put them at the top of your translation unit? I tend to but recently I've been thinking about why not rely on the ordering of the functions...
Started by Dude on
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Especially during development when signatures change frequently, having to maintain two copies of the same information is irritating and potentially... .
, define before use) rather than declaring with prototypes.
I tend to write functions in Pascal order ( i.e .
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Dofactory has a 3.5 framework for developing software and includes some design patterns which are explained in a document. There's a sample app built using the framework which has user interfaces for WinForm, WPF, ASP.NET (WebForms), ASP.NET MVC, plus...
Started by Tony_Henrich on
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It looks like their framework is not....
In addition to that, they use "LINQ-TO-SQL" for their DAL, which is already dead .
There already are some excellent books about design patterns and .Net .
It looks like a compilation of already existing documentation.
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Does anyone have opinions about or experience with Python Selector ? It looks great, but I'm a bit put off by its "Alpha" status on pypi and lack of unit tests.
I mostly like that its simple, self contained, and pure WSGI. All other url routers I've found...
Started by Richard Levasseur on
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It's....
Have you looked at werkzeug.routing ? It's hard to find anything that's simpler, more self-contained, or purer-WSGI than Werkzeug, in general -- I'm quite a fan of it!-)
I've used Selector for the last couple years and found it perfectly stable .
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I've heard a lot about the quality of different PHP CMS solutions, but without a lot of time to research each one fully myself, I figured I'd tap the community for its opinions.
I require a general purpose CMS written in PHP that is easily modified, can...
Started by Justin Johnson on
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I've used WordPress as a CMS in developing a number of sites for... .
Wordpress: open source, free, huge existing community, lots of plugins/themes available .
My favorite would have to be WordPress, if you haven't already looked into it I suggest you do .
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What are your opinions and expectations on Google's Unladen Swallow ? From their project plan:
We want to make Python faster, but we also want to make it easy for large, well-established applications to switch to Unladen Swallow.
Produce a version of ...
Started by vartec on
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My opinion is that it sounds great, but I'm waiting to see.
This question discussed many of the same things.
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