Disclaimer: This is not an exotic edge case or even a particularly difficult bug to figure out. I am merely writing about it because I managed to learn a few useful things about how .NET works in a 64 bit environment as I was investigating it and thought it might be useful to share. The Bug: We [...]
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Reflector has and will continue to be one of the coolest, most useful development tools around. However, when it comes to demystifying .NET framework classes, there is a new game in town. Here’s a glimpse into what a method in the System.URI .NET framework class looks like using Reflector. Not bad…but here is what it [...]
Scott Berkun has an amusing post on ADD (**shole Driven Development), a parody on TDD which occurs when the technical decision-making process in an IT Shop is hijacked by an over-bearing personality who always manages to persuade people into doing things a certain way because the cost of opposing that person is simply too high. [...]
