by David | Jun 13, 2012 | Development, Tooling
When working on my free time I tend to use Subversion for my source control needs but some clients have a lot of investements in the Microsoft sphere and thus prefer Team Foundation Server. It´s an ok alternative to Subversion but Visual Studio´s support for merge and...
by David | Feb 26, 2012 | Development, Tooling
I just got a comment from the always as nice Telerik crew asking me to review the JustDecompile tool again (since I might´ve been a bit harsh on it last time) and though I haven’t had time to make a proper dive in to the actual tool yet I thought i´d just...
by David | Feb 15, 2012 | Database, Debugging, Development
Ever tried to build complex joins using Linq with Entity Framework and finally ending up with something you just suspect might be a hell of a lot less efficient than possible? In that moment it might prove useful to get the clean actual SQL your Linq query actually...
by David | Feb 8, 2012 | Database, Development
I´ve been frustrated about the lack of intellisense in SQL Server Management Studio, I´m using the 2008 R2 version which I later found should have this. Looking around I found that apparently the SP 1 of Visual Studio 2010 breaks this intellisense, no wonder I never...
by David | Jan 30, 2012 | Development
From time to time I appear at a local school (IT Gymnasiet Örebro, Sweden) trying to perform some kind of half assed presentations about all things under the sun. This week I´m doing a reading about the Heuristically weighted Dijkstra (I find it important to actually...
by David | Jan 26, 2012 | Debugging, Development
I just went through 2 hours of painful troubleshooting my devenv thinking the loading of debug symbols had broken. Whenever I ran my test a couple of breakpoints would hit and then suddenly it would quit the test with a positive result. Whut?! I thought.. then...
