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  • Video: SOLID Design Principles with Ian Cooper

    Ian Smith has kindly edited and uploaded the SOLID Design Principles talk done by Ian Cooper at our January meet. View on ExposureRoom For those who have the bandwidth to view the HD version or wish to view the video using an iPhone they need to browse to the following URL (HD will be shown for PC browser...
    Posted to Announcements by Gavin Osborn on 02-04-2010
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  • Avoid List.FindAll

    **Update** I was corrected that FindAll and Find were available since 2.0 not 3.5. Apologies. :) If you’re using .NET 3.5, you’ll find two new methods on the generic List<T> class. These are the FindAll and Find methods, both taking a Predicate<T> as a parameter which provides the matching...
    Posted to Non-Destructive Me by Ray Booysen on 02-24-2009
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  • Ever Wanted Friendly Names for Enums?

    I have, often.  Too many times you have enum members that have names like "ActivityCycle" and you want to use this enum in data binding but would like a more friendly name like "Activity Cycle".  There are other ways around this, such as having mapping methods but this means...
    Posted to Non-Destructive Me by Ray Booysen on 01-11-2009
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  • Free .NET 3.5 Training

    The guys at Innerworkings are back at it!  Partnering with Vista Squad, we have 3 hours of free training in the new features in .NET 3.5.  I've used the Innerworkings software before and it is a great learning tool.  Head on over and to sign up for this special offer which is well worth...
    Posted to Non-Destructive Me by Ray Booysen on 02-08-2008
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