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Hi, I'm moving to C# from Java and wanted to know what the most widely used documentation tool is? What is the equivalent of Javadoc in C#-land?
Started by Nosrama on
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Visual Studio can use this xml for intellisense....
It is parsed by the C# compiler, which creates a .xml file containing the exact location and the custom Xml .
SandCastle
The default documentation format is the /// xml documentation you see in most sample code .
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Stackoverflow is an excellent site and has an excellent community for most technologies.
However, sometimes questions asked here do not get a (satisfactory) answer, what others similar sites exist and are widely adopted by the community?
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ASP.NET Forums
My Google Group here is quite widely frequented and has almost 15K members.
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The Loki library implements some very widely used concepts (smart pointer, visitor, factory, etc.). The associated book "Modern C++ Design" is often mentioned, but the library itself is not widely used. Why is that?
Most developers seem to prefer Boost...
Started by Frank on
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Speaking as someone ....
Because it's a major lib lots of people use it, so it becomes the default choice .
You want to use a library that the next programmer is going to know and that is going to be well supported in the future - so you pick a major lib .
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Hi, I'm looking into how to implement logging in my C# app - its a DLL class library. What logging frameworks are most widely used - what would give users of my DLL the most flexibility and configurability? Is there a C# equivalent of log4j?
Started by Nosrama on
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This allows us to take advantage of this flexible and widely-used framework while avoiding.
Have used log4net.
Equivalent of log4j for .NET platform is log4net and I am guessing it's widely used.
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I'm looking for anyone with some experience using a parser generator that is either design for or has C# available as a target language.
What seems to be the standard?
Some of the options I have found:
ANTLR - Seems widely used, yet people often complain...
Started by Simucal on
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I've had some success with Irony....
I don't know about widest, but I'm very fond of ANTLR and I've had good results .
Its slightly over complicated, but it doesn't leave you wanting .
Everything I've done or used that needed a parser used good old ANTLR .
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My friend is going to buy a laptop very quickly but she wants to have Win7 rather than vista there. She could wait but not too long. When laptops with Windows 7 will be widely available in the UK? Or is it possible to buy a vista laptop now and update...
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Hello, I was wondering if there is a compression algorithm, in common use today, that contains a fixed point, i.e., an identity file.
To explain, let's call C : byte[] -> byte[] a function that represents the compression algorithm. I want to know if...
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An example that uses gzip : http://groups.google.com/group/comp.compression/browse%5Fthread/thread/c57c322e15c782aa/350d9fb166fdf11f
An example that uses zip/unzip : http://www.steike.com/code/useless/zip-file... .
Yes! This is a variant on the quine problem.
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There exist other ways of linking to JS, apart from this (the usual)..
<script src="myscript.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
...that utilize other quote types:
<script src="myscript.js" type="text/javascript"><...
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You should stick with the double quotes - othewise the attribute might not be correctly... .
For me that would be very annoying.
Why would you want to use the encoded variants? In most of the text editors it will break the formatting .
Just out of curiosity.
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Does anyone know where I can go to find the results of usability testing of widely used software?
I want to be able to make informed decisions about:
which bits of existing packages to copy in my software how to choose between multiple packages (programs...
Started by AJ on
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In case I didn't make it....
Useit.com gives out awards for 10 Best X on a semiregular basis, e.g., 10 Best Intranets of 2009 , 10 Best Application UIs of 2008 , etc .
For starters you can try the Interface Hall of Shame , just as well as the one of Fame .
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We can see the growth of systems using peer to peer principles. But there is an area where peer to peer is not (yet) widely used: web hosting.
Several projects are already launched, but there is no big solution which would permit users to use and to contribute...
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So the browsing experience will be intermittent....
Peer hosted solutions are often reliable because of the massive number of shared resources, but they are also nutoriously unstable .
For our business I can think of 2 reasons not to use peer hosting:
Responsiveness .
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