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When looking to the Stored Proscedures debate, there is always those three factors you should measure by. Productivity - Span code base over multiple staging environments is a pain and harder to maintain. - Versioning sp code is way harder than versioning application code. - Minor change to the design...
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Today's tip is a quick look at both not widely used C# operators and why prefer one to another.. Casting using is-operator: if(p is Product) // CLR?: Could i cast this to product? { Product x = (Product)p; // CLR again??: Could i cast this to Product? } This work but comes with performance cost so...
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Those are a subset of Hanselman's tool list , those are very helpful during my daily job... so i thought i share with you.. to boost your productivity as well. Query Express - A light weight Query analyzer like application .NET Reflector - Amazing utility reflect over .NET Assemblies you can use...
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So I was optimizing a query that displays a timetable of television programming. I'm working to try to optimize it because its currently taking 3-10 seconds per execution, which is less than optimal, considering that the query needs to be made 48 times per pageload, to load 48 timetables. The query...
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I was yet again busy with a generic data layer. I like type safety as it provides compile time safety instead of run-time. The current released Db4o build (6.1) does not support type safe result list thus I had a need to convert these. My first approach was to just do a foreach like the following example...
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I have 3 harddrives in my home computer and today I though lets experiment with software RAID. So I first made some room on my drives and then created a 3 disk wide software RAID partition in Windows. After that I migrated my development virtual machine and started it. The damn thing is flying now! So...
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This post is particularly for me as I always forgot those great tips and hard to find them back in MSDN Magazine or other resources, so I figure by putting them here will end up using them more also dear reader enjoy them too I'm sure you will find something you don't know or forgot a while ago. fire...