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November 2006 - Posts

• Generic lists

  I have spent a fair amount of time in the past writing business objects, and as soon as we'd made a "Widget" class we needed a "WidgetList" class. I got pretty practiced at throwing these lists out quickly since they were all the Read More... Posted 15 November 2006 12:49 by Anthony.Steele | 1 Comments Filed under: generic, generic list, dotNet, list, code, c#

• Single serving source control

  I’ve seen advice from at least one agile guru that if you believe in a good practice but your team members aren’t using it, you might want to go ahead and do it yourself anyway. You will be more productive in the long run, and you might inspire Read More... Posted 05 November 2006 11:48 by Anthony.Steele | 0 Comments Filed under: single serving, source control, version control, Subversion, how to

• FxCop is good for you

  FxCop is good for you, and complying with FxCop rules (or thinking carefully about why the rule is not worth complying with) is a good thing. It might not always seem like it – especially when you need to get a release out, and your commit which Read More... Posted 01 November 2006 16:28 by Anthony.Steele | 2 Comments Filed under: FxCop, dotNet, c#