by David | Feb 5, 2013 | Debugging, Development
I´m a big fan of neat constructs such as the yield return in C#. The yield return allows you to return results from a method line by line instead of summing it up in a list or such. You can see the difference between these two methods: public IEnumerable<string>...
by David | Dec 4, 2012 | Debugging, Development
Caching is good. Generally speaking that is. However when applied to a legacy system without regard to the actual system, well then it might lock your users out 🙂 Frankly I´m quite suprised we didn’t see worse scenarious. The case We´ve got this site previously...
by David | Jul 31, 2012 | Database, Debugging, Deployment, Performance, Statistics
Hi, I know this information is spread around the web a bit here and a bit there so I´m just adding already existing content but I need to save this somewhere I can find it again so here it goes. It´s a pain trying to look through or get statistics from IIS using the...
by David | Feb 15, 2012 | Database, Debugging, Development
Ever tried to build complex joins using Linq with Entity Framework and finally ending up with something you just suspect might be a hell of a lot less efficient than possible? In that moment it might prove useful to get the clean actual SQL your Linq query actually...
by David | Jan 26, 2012 | Debugging, Development
I just went through 2 hours of painful troubleshooting my devenv thinking the loading of debug symbols had broken. Whenever I ran my test a couple of breakpoints would hit and then suddenly it would quit the test with a positive result. Whut?! I thought.. then...
