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Johann Strydom

Try F# - 0 views

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    F# is ideal for data-rich, concurrent and algorithmic development: "simple code to solve complex problems". F# is a simple and pragmatic programming language combining functional, object-oriented and scripting programming, and supports cross-platform environments including PC, Mac, and Linux. We'll provide the tutorials, resources and tools you'll need to begin working with F# right away.
Johann Strydom

MiniProfiler - Installation and Setup - CodeProject - 0 views

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    "MiniProfiler is a tool created and used by the StackExchange group of websites and is used for profiling your .NET and Ruby applications. Whilst in your development environment you can use it to get an overlay on your page detailing the code execution of your Application. For those of you that have ever tried to identify bottlenecks in your applications you can immediately see how useful this can be. Take a look at this screenshot from the Jambr blog page."
Jacques Bosch

What AnyCPU Really Means As Of .NET 4.5 and Visual Studio 11 - All Your Base Are Belong... - 0 views

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    "The 32-bit and 64-bit development story on Windows seemingly never stops causing problems for developers. It's been a decade since 64-bit processors have started popping up in the Windows consumer environment, but we just can't get it right. If you forget some of the gory details, here are a couple of reminders:"
Jacques Bosch

Find blocking processes using recursion in SQL Server 2005 | TechRepublic - 0 views

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    "Takeaway: SQL Server 2005 has several system tables and views that can provide a ton of insight into blocking problems that you may be facing in your database environment. Through these procedures, you can find blocking chains. Learn more about blocking processes."
Jacques Bosch

Troy Hunt: The hidden costs of building on enterprise software platforms - 0 views

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    "Software development has come a long way over the last few decades. We've gone from extremely laborious, protracted exercises to create even basic functionality (punch cards anyone?), to the drag and drop, WYSIWYG environment of today. We've also gone from a very small number of enthusiast programmers to literally millions of individuals writing software worldwide (there were over 1.3 million software engineers in the US alone in 2008). And we're all looking for ways to make building software even easier."
Jacques Bosch

The Joel on Software Discussion Group (CLOSED) - Work space quality references - 0 views

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    " This post is a summary of and collection of links to information about the quality of workspace provided to software developers. Perhaps it can be useful to other software developers in a position to influence managers or may someday be in a position to make decisions about workspace design themselves."
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