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• Edge cases and polishing

  Some say that that the majority of developers are psychologically incapable of adequately testing their own code (outside of unit testing) because subconsciously they know where their program works and where it doesn't and will avoid straying from... Posted Nov 14 2007, 09:14 PM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer

• Grumble Grumble Visual Studio bugs

  Off and on for the last couple of days I've been playing around with making Visual Studio project templates and customizing them with Template Parameters and ran into a little issue... the assembly name template being specified in the larger template... Posted Nov 07 2007, 03:39 PM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer

• Phase Two & Three: Windows Shares & IIS

  Despite intending on being more logical in my coding and perfecting one set of API calls before moving on to another... over the weekend it was a fairly chaotic process as I ran back and forth between different pieces to make my ugly form with a dozen... Posted Oct 29 2007, 09:31 PM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer, Windows Home Server Development

• Phase One: DFS

  Despite my earlier estimate ... I'm now expecting that my new WHS add-in will take significantly longer than first expected... largely because of the fights with the Win32 API. Currently (first of 3 separate API sets I need to work with) I'm implementing... Posted Oct 26 2007, 06:43 AM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer, Windows Home Server Development

• How little I know

  Over the years I've found that I'm an unusual kind of .NET developer... as I really don't use databases directly either personally or professionally. Sure BrendansStudentLoans.com has a SQL 2005 backend with a dozen quick stored procedures... Posted Oct 05 2007, 07:25 AM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer

• Windows Home Server Tab Test Loader

  One big problem with any kind of add-in tab development for the Windows Home Server Console is that testing is a #&*%. Even if you don't build a full installer every time, you've still got close the console, copy the DLL over to the server... Posted Sep 09 2007, 01:57 PM by I Hate Linux Filed under: Developer, Windows Home Server, Windows Home Server Development