Nice ReSharper feature
This morning due to a modification error I made in a ReSharper Live Template I discovered a cool feature, see the following picture in which ReSharper shows you that you made a recursive call:
This morning due to a modification error I made in a ReSharper Live Template I discovered a cool feature, see the following picture in which ReSharper shows you that you made a recursive call:
In place of writing something like:
protected string GetUrl(Information info)
{
if (info is News)
return ResolveUrl(string.Format("~/news.aspx/{0}", info.NormalizedTitle));
else if (info is Publication)
return ResolveUrl(string.Format("~/publications.aspx/{0}", info.NormalizedTitle));
else
return string.Empty;
}
I had a little issue to install Camtasia 5 on Vista and the solution is there
Camtasia.msi /passive
I set out to change that. Companies would no longer be able to select me from a generic lineup of candidates. Instead, I would select companies. Companies that I respected, companies that shared my passion for software. Armed with thirty years of hindsight, I would no longer let random, chance opportunities determine my career path. I will choose where I want to work.
If you love software as much as I do, you deserve to work at a company where people come to work not to punch a clock, but because they love software, too. You deserve to work at a company where software engineering is respected. You deserve to work at a company where peers meet to enjoy building software together.