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Spartan Programming
10 Jul 2008Jeff Atwood does it again: his post about Spartan Programming hits the nail! If I did not wirte this before then I have to do it now: if you are a Software developer I encourage you to subsribe tho his blog Coding Horror. I feel good because the way I am trying to write code [...]
VIM screencasts
19 Feb 2008Aaron postet two screencasts on his blog showing how to use VIM. I really love VIM – I thought about installing the viPlugin for my favorite IDE Eclipse some months ago. Now these videos made me think again – I think I will give it a try. Checkout the two casts: VIM Screencast 1 – [...]
My booklist
8 Feb 2008Maybe you have noticed my new booklist widget in the right sidebar. In the last years it occurred very often that somebody asked me if I know a good book on a certain topic. I recommended books to my colleagues, students and friends. Some weeks ago I thought that it would be easier to have [...]
I did never really bother about what fonts to use for programming. The default of the the IDE was fine for me. Then I came across this article of Coding Horror about a month ago. One sentence in the conclusion of it made me think: Please don’t use the default Courier New typeface. Be kind [...]
Issue management solution based on ASP.NET
24 Oct 2007Some days ago I was asked by a student if I knew a issue tracking system implemented in ASP.NET. He needed one for a study project. I told him that my favorite bug and issue tracking system is still bugzilla. Im am using it for every project since five years now. But maybe there are [...]
Prototype like function for ASP.NET
In: .NET
24 Jul 2007Today I searched for a way to address an element in an ASP.NET page by JavaScript. My problem was that the ASP elements do not keep their given ID – it is transformed into something like ctlXY_blabla_andSoOn. I found that Bill Pierce wrote a nice little function that acts like the $() function of Prototype [...]
ASP.NET Development Server
In: .NET
11 Jun 2007Some weeks ago I tried to access the ASP.NET Development Server running on my workstation from a virtual machine for testing purpose. I was not able to get a connection. After checked firewall settings, other computers and did some Google searches I gave up because I did not want to spend more time. Today I [...]
Subversion and Visual Studio
6 May 2007I am using CVS since about five years for my daily work. Some may ask why I do not use Subversion which is newer and has more features – the reason is that Eclipse has much better CVS support built in than any third party Subversion plugin offers. For one of my current projects I [...]
NUnit GUI and breakpoints
In: .NET
19 Apr 2007If you are used to the perfect combination of Eclipse and JUnit it is a little bit hard work with Visual Studio and NUnit. Staring NUnit as an external program and running your tests works as long as everything does as expected. When you need to set a breakpoint and debug your code you have [...]
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- Create executable jar package with dependencies
- Issues with Mylyn and JIRA 4.1
- Equals and HashCode and Hibernate
- Using twhirl with StatusNet
- Problems connecting with jconsole to linux jvm
- BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express and facebook app
- Error code 1920 when installing VMware converter
- tightvnc messes up keyboard layout after Ubuntu upgrade
- The old Bold and the new Bold
- Windows Media player streaming problem
tOMPSON's tweets
- first time restoring new MacBook from a Time Capsule backup worked great! Time Machine FTW #fb
- Being a BlackBerry fan with an iPad I can not understand how people could live that long with an iPhone without multitasking #fb
- Can't wait for the iOS update for de iPad #fb
- Wow, The new official twitter client for the iPad os brilliant - though I think it violates some style guides #fb
- just uninstalled the Google Wave Notifier from Chrome - LOL
- I favorited a YouTube video -- Ed Byrne slates Alanis Morissette http://youtu.be/nT1TVSTkAXg?a
- I'm at Il Teatro Antica Trattoria (Hamerlingerstr 46, Linz). http://4sq.com/7ccwyW
- so the spare parts for my wife's MacBook cost 1000 EUR and a new one the same? wtf #fb
- Livestream of Apple keynote works great so far, no bandwidth problem, looks great on the iPad #fb
- RT @timr: new post: More report options: Today we released a new version of timr including the long awaited feature ... http://bit.ly/9QqNgy