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    Using a default controller in ASP.Net MVC

    One common question about ASP.Net MVC is how to make “default” controller. Most websites will have a Home controller with actions like About, FAQ, Privacy, or similar pages.  Ordinarily, these actions can only be accessed through URLs like ~/Home/About.  Most people would prefer to put th......

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 19 2011 2:01AM
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    Using a default controller in ASP.Net MVC

    One common question about ASP.Net MVC is how to make “default” controller. Most websites will have a Home controller with actions like About, FAQ, Privacy, or similar pages.  Ordinarily, these actions can only be accessed through URLs like ~/Home...

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    XRegExp breaks jQuery Animations

    XRegExp is an open source JavaScript library that provides an augmented, extensible, cross-browser implementation of regular expressions, including support for additional syntax, flags, and methods. It’s used by the popular SyntaxHighlighter script, which is in turn used by many websites (including......

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 15 2011 1:12AM
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    XRegExp breaks jQuery Animations

    XRegExp is an open source JavaScript library that provides an augmented, extensible, cross-browser implementation of regular expressions, including support for additional syntax, flags, and methods. It’s used by the popular SyntaxHighlighter script, which...

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    Clarifying Boolean Parameters, part 2

    Part 1 is here Some languages have better ways to pass boolean parameters.  C# 4.0, and all versions of VB, allow parameters to be passed by name.  This allows us to write much clearer code: //C# 4.0: UpdateLayout(doFullLayout: false) 'VB.Net: UpdateLayout(doFullLayout:=False) ......

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 14 2011 3:30PM
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    Clarifying Boolean Parameters, part 2

    Part 1 is here Some languages have better ways to pass boolean parameters.  C# 4.0, and all versions of VB, allow parameters to be passed by name.  This allows us to write much clearer code: //C# 4.0: UpdateLayout(doFullLayout: false) ...

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    Clarifying Boolean Parameters, part 1

    Have you ever written code like this: public void UpdateLayout(bool doFullLayout) { //Code if (doFullLayout) { //Expensive code } //More code } This pattern is commonly used when some operation has a “cheap” mode and an “expensive” mode.  Other code will have c......

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 12 2011 9:31PM
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    Clarifying Boolean Parameters, part 1

    Have you ever written code like this: public void UpdateLayout(bool doFullLayout) { //Code if (doFullLayout) { //Expensive code } //More code } This pattern is commonly used when some operation has a “cheap” mode and an “expensive...

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 12 2011 12:00AM
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    C# is not type-safe

    C# is usually touted as a type-safe language.  However, it is not actually fully type-safe! To examine this claim, we must first provide a strict definition of type-safety  Wikipedia says: In computer science, type safety is the extent to which a programming language discourages or pr......

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 8 2011 2:12AM
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    C# is not type-safe

    C# is usually touted as a type-safe language.  However, it is not actually fully type-safe! To examine this claim, we must first provide a strict definition of type-safety  Wikipedia says: In computer science, type safety is the exte...

    SLaks  Posted on Sep 8 2011 12:00AM
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