by David | Jun 9, 2013 | Deployment, Development
Finally I´ve completed my first Android app and published it to Play Store. It didn’t take that much time to do but you know how things get placed on a shelf, and when they do, well they sit tight. Now it´s there though and by naming it “Track my...
by David | May 30, 2013 | Database, Development, Statistics
When extracting timed statistics from SQL you usually want these stats grouped by some kind of time and more often than not this time unit is days. I used to do this unnecessarily complicated by converting the dates to varchars in formats I didn’t even want and...
by David | Mar 11, 2013 | Debugging, Development, Tooling
If you are in an organisation which covers everything under aliases but need to know those ips or hostnames I´ve built a little tool for this. I kept pinging the aliases and using nbtstat -A everyday to find this out and finally I lacked and made myself this little...
by David | Mar 7, 2013 | Development, Source control
Have you ever had the problem with editing files offline or outside of Visual Studio only to find these files are neither marked as added or changed in TFS. Seems there isn’t a good way to fix this in GUI but the following Stack Overflow post specifies a way to...
by David | Feb 5, 2013 | Debugging, Development
I´m a big fan of neat constructs such as the yield return in C#. The yield return allows you to return results from a method line by line instead of summing it up in a list or such. You can see the difference between these two methods: public IEnumerable<string>...
by David | Feb 4, 2013 | Database, Development
Seems there´s still some issues you have to struggle with in Entity Framework even though the latest releases have made it actually possible to work with. This time I got a problem whilst trying to retreive av bunch of items logged with the same timestamp. Entity...
