Resource Refactoring Tool provides developers with a super easy way to extract hard coded strings from your code into resource files. I won’t say this tool has saved me days of time but has certainly saved me hours (especially on those hand-me-down projects which tend to require a good amount of clean up. ) You’ll [...]
This announcement may be yesterday’s news for some, but I just discovered Aaron Lerch’s “Kick It” plugin today and it works like a charm. If you are using WordPress AND Windows Live Writer is your go-to editor AND your posts tend to be .NET related, give Aaron Lerch’s DotNetKicks “Kick It” Counter Plugin for Windows [...]
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This may be yesterday’s news, but if you are looking for a reliable (and free) PDF converter, may I suggest PrimoPDF? I have been using it for months to convert my Word documents to PDF and it is great. Here’s a bit more: PrimoPDF is a free tool for high-quality PDF creation, comprising a user-friendly [...]
Since being turned onto SVN no so long ago, I’ve been looking for hosting. Per a recommendation spotted here, I picked up an account with SVN Repository about two weeks ago. So far, it’s been a flawless experience. Here’s what I can tell you: I purchased their small business plan which gives me 2GB of [...]
What is “Rubber Ducking?” The phrase was made famous by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas in the book The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master. A book, by the way, which is required reading for all coders. In fact, it is time I reread it. You may already be familiar with this term, but in [...]