... if you ... mechanism (this ... just not ... I'm curios as to why you make that affirmation. What are you basing on to say that this is not SOA if you do...
I read an interesting bit about contract versioning in the Pragmatic Programmer's book Thoughtworks Anthology, and this seems to be the same article -...
Thanks, that's a fine square root method. I guess you didn't read the post you linked to. I was the one who posted that particular square root method...
By full advantage I mean one that doesn't truncate to double precision before or during the calculation. I'm looking for as much precision and I can get. I'm...
Are you working on global positioning or a scientific tool? I just wondered it :) On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 9:07 PM, Peter Ritchie < ... -- Tuna Toksöz Typos...
I am having issues with IPv6 and Vista. I am using Dns.GetHostEntry and on vista it only returns the v6 for localhost when my code is only setup to use v4....
Regarding SOA I am saying that since what you described is a server which runs business logic hitting a single database which has a web-services API and is...
There's a fair bit of interest around DSLs. A different tangent to explore is the integration of emerging coding patterns into languages. Much like we gained...
On Vista, if both IP versions are enabled (that's the default), the v6 address is the default (::1 for localhost). Have you added <ipv6 enabled=false> to your...
Extension interfaces or compile time duck typing. Its crazy that you can't use an object[] and a data reader as IRandomAccess. ... coding ... LINQ ... more ......
Is anybody playing around, or know anything, about LinFu? I've looked at it a couple times and it's very interesting, but it doesn't seem to get much...
I'm up for a nice geek dinner with some alt netters. anyone in the area? -- Thanks, Roy Osherove www.TypeMock.com - Simplify Unit Testing Author of "The Art Of...
I am currently detecting in my code but using the config option may be the best. I want to support IPv6 but the servers I am testing against don't seem to...
Hi All, Does anyone know of a good XML Serializer that isn't as chatty as SOAP, but will still catch private/readonly members and properties? Any info would...
Seems interesting ! From only reading the articles that you have sent, some blocks seem reinvention of the wheel, but I am hoping to play with it to see what...
I've been monitoring it as well - nothing in production, just experiments on the side primarily. I share your concern regarding test coverage - an awful lot of...
If you are using XML Serialization on classes that have private/readonly members that you want to serialize, odds are you are doing something wrong. It is much...
This would be _fantastic_ if it happens. I know I would love to network with some ALT.NET'ers here at Tech Ed. Jason Olson Technical Evangelist | Visual Studio...
I've been lurking on the list for a while but haven't really started participating. I'm at Tech Ed also, so how would we arrange a meet up? Besides, "see you...
Requirement: "We need to help production support when our new functionality has failure scenarios in production." Okay, vague requirement but fine. So, what...
