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Intellisense for custom XML in Visual Studio
This is one of those things that I only need once every several months and always forget how to do. Working with custom XML in Visual Studio is a whole lot easier with intellisense. Schema errors are highlighted, enumerated values are displayed, and the amount of typing goes from full tag names to just a few characters followed by tab to complete.
Fody Anotar weaving and logging combined into one package.
Trying out Anotar Fody.
Why you should not add formats to Microsoft Access tables
Access Version: All One of the problems with MS Access is that it allows you to do a lot of things that you really should not do, for example adding formats to tables. Here is why adding formats to tables is a bad idea. 1. Create a table This t…
Azure Worker Role - Exiting Safely
The basic Azure Worker Role consists of a run method, an endless loop, and a sleep statement. Earlier this week, Magnus Martensson walked through implementing a more sophisticated wait object than the generic Thread.Sleep call. Which reminded me of a problem inherent in the basic Microsoft template. Every exit is a crash.
ServiceStack.Text has a nice extension method called Dump and it has a few friends
Using the ServiceStack.Text extension methods Dump(), PrintDump() and SerializeToString().
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