Drupal APIs
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve started working on understanding Drupal theming.
Upgrades that (mostly) Work
Recently, I upgrade the version of Drupal that I use for this site – a process that went completely smoothly, to my relief. (Yes, I tried out the upgrade on a test system that mirrored production first, but I always get nervous when tinkering with a production system, even if it’s a tested process).
Using Lambdas as Event Handlers
Of all the new features in C# 3.0, Lambda expressions have to be one of my favourites.
Be A Better Developer
Leon Bambrick has an interesting post 8 ways to be a better programmer in 6 minutes. Even if you don’t agree with Leon’s tips, they’re interesting, and thought provoking. In the same spirit, here’s some more tips for you… though some of these might take more than 6 minutes to do.
Struct Weirdness
Over on StackOverflow, saw an interesting question that taught me something new about C# 3.0.
Listening time
Shorter than some, longer than many, my 1 hour commute to and from work each day used to be down time. Over the last three or four years, I’ve found that podcasts are a good way to fill the time. Scott Hanselman has just posted Hanselman’s Super Karate Death Car List of .NET and Software Podcasts and suggested that others do the same … here’s what occupies my commute.
Commenting Fixed
CAPTCHA submission for comments is now fixed, thanks to John and Saleh for bringing the problem to my attention.
Unit testing with LINQ
At tonight’s meeting of the Wellington .NET User group we had two presentations – one on Linq Syntax from Owen Evans, and one on avoiding Cross Site Scripting attacks from Kirk Jackson. Both presentations were informative and interesting, and I learnt a few new things from each.
Strange Win.Forms behaviour
Here’s a strange piece of behaviour – a puzzle (with a solution) for you.
StyleCop for ReSharper
Now this qualifies as a great idea – integrating the code layout
enforcement of StyleCop with the dynamic at-your-fingertips goodness of
ReSharper: StyleCop for
ReSharper.
Validation and Domain Driven Design
I read an interesting blog post today from Justin Etheredge talking about how Validation should be handled in the context of a system using Domain Driven Design principles.
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