By Justin Gattuso
Posted on Jun 24, 2008
There are generally two camps of thought when it comes to comments: (1) some people stress that they be used often and fairly heavily, and (2) others will advise that they are best not to be used at all except in very complex situations where some object, method or algorithm simply needs to be explained. In practice however, the use of comments typically falls somewhere in between. In the end, experience is the best determinant when it comes to using and managing code comments.
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By Justin Gattuso
Posted on Jun 5, 2008
Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) provide an outstanding architecture on which to design and implement custom user interfaces and controls. Through the use of the XAML specification, the creation of UI's and custom controls has never been easier or more rewarding. In this post I'll be showcasing a very useful and completely custom new control built within Silverlight, the InetSolution File Uploader control.
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By Jason Sherrill
Posted on Jun 4, 2008
If you're into geeky technology hardware like I am, then you may find some sweet data center doodads in the new online server & data center products store that we just created to try out a new e-commerce software application.
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