by David | Mar 2, 2016 | Development
Today is going to be a very short post, more of a pingback really. We are using MvvmLight as it is the defacto mvvm library of WPF but when I upgraded the libraries from the .Net 4.0 versions to .Net 4.6.1 the other day most of our application broke down. The...
by David | Sep 29, 2015 | Clean code, Development
Today we’re not having a post on the soothing music of Enya but the Lazy<T> class in .Net 4.0. This is probably old news to most out there but I just found it recently (having learned that lazy loading is usually something to avoid, temporal...
by David | Jul 15, 2014 | Clean code, Development, Tooling, Tools
I got around to some cleaning today removing all our project warnings, yes you know which I mean, those nasty yellow things in the bottom of your Visual Studio screen every time you build. The ones we shrug at and say “well, they’re just warnings” 🙂...
by David | Jan 27, 2014 | Debugging, Development, Tools
Working with COM is often like hacking away at a black box, throwing something in and hoping you get something else than an invalid HRESULT exception back. I’ve long been looking for tools to help out with this and only last week I found one real diamond of a...
by David | Sep 19, 2013 | Debugging, Deployment
When working with web applications, especially on intranet sites, you sooner or later find yourself dealing with impersonation issues. My last problem was caused by the default impersonation when hosting classic Asp in IIS. I found that my WCF service calls failed...
