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During my younger days, I worked for a company that made a habit of a strategic acquisition. They didn't participate in Time Warner style mergers, but periodically they would purchase a smaller competitor or a related product. And on more than one occasion,...
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If you spend enough years writing software, sooner or later, your chosen vocation will force you into reverse engineering. Some weird API method with an inscrutable name will stymie you. And you'll have to plug in random inputs and examine the outputs...
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The balance among types of feedback drives some weird interpersonal dynamics and balances. For instance, consider the rather trite (if effective) management technique of the "compliment sandwich." Managers with a negative piece of feedback precede and...
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More years ago than I'd care to admit, I took a software engineering course as part of my graduate CS program. At the time, I worked a full-time job during the day and did remote classes in the evening. As a result, I disproportionately valued classes...
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Before I get down to the brass tacks of how to do some interesting stuff, I'm going to spin a tale of woe. Well, I might have phrased that a little strongly. Call it a tale of corporate drudgery. In any case, many years ago I worked briefly in a little...
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In professional contexts, I think that the word "standard" has two distinct flavors. So when we talk about a "team standard" or a "coding standard," the waters muddy a bit. In this post, I'm going to make the case for a team standard. But before I do,...
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If you write software, the term "feedback loop" might have made its way into your vocabulary. It charts a slightly indirect route from its conception and into the developer lexicon, though, so let's start with the term's origin. A feedback loop in general...
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Version 5.3 of GhostDoc is a maintenance update for the v5.0 users: Added full support for string interpolation in C# and VB parsers Added support for "arrow functions" in JavaScript parser Fixed "File is not part of a solution" issue when loading projects...
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Think back to college (or high school, if applicable). Do you remember that kid that would sit near the front of the class and gleefully point out that the professor had accidentally omitted an apostrophe when writing notes on the white board? Didn't...
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In the world of programming, 15 years or so of professional experience makes me a grizzled veteran. That certainly does not hold for the work force in general, but youth dominates our industry via the absolute explosion of demand for new programmers....
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Notwithstanding some oddball calculator and hobby PC hacking, my first serious programming experience came in college. A course called "Intro to C++" got us acquainted with arrays, loops, data structures and the like. Given its introductory nature, this...
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Version 5.2 of GhostDoc is a minor feature release for the v5.0 users includes: Support for Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 Fixes for the latest ASP.NET Core projects GhostDoc now treats underscore as a delimiter to improve summary generation for underscore...
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The Beta for CodeIt.Right v3 has arrived – the new major version of our automated code review and code quality analysis product. Here are the new version highlights: Official support for VS2015 Update 2 and ASP.NET 5/ASP.NET Core 1.0 solutions New Review...
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Version 5.1 of GhostDoc is a maintenance release for the v5.0 users; includes minor enhancements and number of important bug fixes. Many of the fixes are relevant to the Visual Studio 2015 environment, so while everyone will benefit from this update,...
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Note to GhostDoc Pro v4 users : The v4 licenses won’t work with the v5. We will be sending new license codes shortly to users with License Protection and active Software Assurance subscription. See more information at the bottom of this post. Both Pro...
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If you didn't make it to the webinar, we recommend you watch the webinar recording first - the questions and answers below will make much more sense then. At the last month's webinar, "Asynchronous Programming Demystified" Stephen Cleary, Microsoft MVP,...
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Featuring Stephen Cleary, Microsoft MVP Date: Wednesday, January 14th, 2015 Time: 10:00 am PST / 1:00 pm EST Register Here! Asynchronous code using the new async and await keywords seems to be everywhere these days! These keywords are transforming the...
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First, we want to thank all of you for the support and loyalty you have given us over the last few years. We truly have the most amazing and passionate community of developers on the planet, and it makes our job an absolute joy. If you already have a...
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Featuring Steve Smith, Microsoft Regional Director, Microsoft MVP, ASP Insider Date: Wednesday, November 12th, 2014 Time: 10:00 am PST / 1:00 pm EST Register Here! Refactoring is a critical developer skill that helps keep code from collapsing under its...
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CodeIt.Right v2.7 is a maintenance release that includes: Support for VS2013 Update 3 and newer Improved compatibility with Shared/Universal App projects Exported Violation Report now includes profile name, severity threshold, version of CodeIt.Right...
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GhostDoc v4.9 Update 1 adds support for Shared Projects in all editions and introduces command line version in the Enterprise Edition: (Ent) New feature - command line version - enables generating help documentation during build process for a specific...
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Featuring David McCarter, Microsoft MVP Date: Tuesday, June 3rd, 2014 Time: 10:00 am PST / 1:00 pm EST Register Now Join David McCarter and Serge Baranovsky as they discuss Microsoft Design Guidelines, the most popular coding standard among C# and VB...
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CodeIt.Right v2.6 adds support for Shared Projects, introduces automated refractorings for the majority of StyleCop rules (when using StyleCop integration), performance improvements and fixes: Support for Shared Project introduced in VS2013 Update 2 In...
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Introduction CodeIt.Right Enterprise Edition installation package includes two modules for you to choose from - Team Configuration Module and Analysis Module. The Team Configuration Module ( TCM ) is tailored for Team Leads and Architects. With this module...
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Step 1: Reference the Image from within the XML Comment You can use standard HTML syntax to insert the link to an image inside the comment. C# /// <summary> /// The ClassLibrary22.One namespace. /// </summary> namespace ClassLibrary22.One...
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