Paul Kimmel
211 articles
Architecture & Design
Writing Solid Code
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By Paul Kimmel. [email protected] Copyright © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Prepared for [email protected]
Introduction
When you get a little older—my wife says I am not old...
.NET
Incremental Intellisense Improvements in VS2010
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Introduction
Some improvements like LINQ are substantial, and some
just make our lives a little easier. Intellisense in VS2010
has an improvement that is incremental and will...
Architecture & Design
Declaring Anonymous Types in VB
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Introduction
Using an anonymous type means that the compiler will code
generate a class for you based on context and named
initializers. This article introduces you to...
Architecture & Design
Dynamic Programming with Lambda Expressions
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Dynamic Programming with Lambda Expressions - Introduction
There are a lot of ways to write code. Sometimes we write
code as simply as possible, straight forward-perhaps...
ASP
Uploading an Image and Creating a Thumbnail in ASP.NET
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There are literally thousands of facets to the .NET Framework, and writing them down functions as a way to learn, memorize or work out...
.NET
Converting Data to XML with LINQ to XML
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If the other person injures you, you may forget the injury; but if you injure him you will always remember.
--Kahlil Gibran
Introduction
In Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers:...
ASP
Implementing Skins and Themes for ASP.NET
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There are many benefits of attending Ivy League schools such as Princeton or MIT. One thing young people get for their money is an...
ASP
Obtaining Client-Specific Information with a Web Application
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Introduction
An Editor friend and some of my co-workers have taken
occasion to remind me that some people don't like Internet
Explorer or don't see why anyone...
Microsoft & .NET
Running Custom Tracepoint Macros in Visual Studio
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Introduction
Debugging is the married partner of programming.
Programming is hard. Debugging is hard. Doing both well is
critical to having a good relationship. The most common
features...
Languages
Hardware’s Dirty Little Secret, or Why Software Can be Mass Produced
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Over twenty years I have worked on a lot of projects. Being an author, columnist, and consultant I have heard about many more projects...