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ruby method names
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Approximate string matching algorithms
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Embedded custom-tag in dynamic content (nested tag) not rendering.
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Safe integer parsing in Ruby
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Will PRISM help?
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How to Identify Postback event in Page_Load
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Parallel Traversals in Matlab
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Using the **zip** function, Python allows for loops to traverse multiple sequences in parallel.
> for (x,y) in zip(List1, List2):
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How do you keep track of programming/technology events in your location?
===
The major events such as Microsoft PDC or Google Developer Day or the Business of Software ;) are widely advertised and discussed.
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===
I have some scheduled SSRS reports (integrated mode) that get emailed by subscription.
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C Code formatting/beautification tool..
===
When working on large code base with large team, its real challenge to maintain code quality and coding style.
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How to prevent a hyperlink from linking.
===
Is it possible to prevent an asp.net Hyperlink control from linking, i.e. so that it appears as a label, without actually having to replace the control with a label? Maybe using CSS or setting an attribute?
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Practical solution to center vertically and horizontally in HTML that works in FF, IE6 and IE7
===
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how to make cruisecontrol only build one project at a time
===
I have just set up cruise control.net on our build server, and I am unable to find a setting to tell it to only build one project at a time.
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Problem with Oracle Application Server SSL Certificates
===
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What is a good repository layout for releases and projects in Subversion?
===
We have the standard Subversion trunk/branches/tags layout. We have several branches for medium- and long-term projects, but none so far for a release. This is approaching fast.
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CSS2 Attribute Selectors with Regex
===
[CSS Attribute selectors](http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html#attribute-selectors) allow the selection of elements based on attribute values. Unfortunately, I've not used them in years (mainly because they're not supported by all modern browsers). However, I remember dis... | 0 | [
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Deploy MySQL Server + DB with .Net application.
===
HI All,
We have a .Net 2.0 application which is has a MySQL backend. We want to be able to deploy MySQl and the DB when we install the application and im trying to find the best solution. The current setup is to copy the required files to a folder on the local ma... | 0 | [
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How to lock compiled Java Classes to prevent decompilation
===
I know this must be very well discussed topic on Internet but I could not come to any conclusion after referring them.
Many people do suggest obfuscator but they just do rename classes / methods / fields with tough to remember character sequences but wh... | 0 | [
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===
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Creating batch jobs in PowerShell
===
Imagine a DOS style .cmd file which is used to launch interdependent windowed applications in the right order.
Example:
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How do you parse a filename in bash?
===
I have a filename in a format like:
> `system-source-yyyymmdd.dat`
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SQL Query to get latest price
===
I have a table containing prices for a lot of different "things" in a MS SQL 2005 table. There are hundreds of records per thing per day and the different things gets price updates at different times.
ID int NOT NULL,
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GSM Modems, PCs, SMS and Telephone Calls
===
What all would be the requirements for the following scenario:
> A GSM modem connected to a PC running
> a web based (ASP.NET) application. In
> the application the user selects a
> phone number from a list of phone nos.
> When he clicks on a button named the
> PC s... | 0 | [
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How to shortcut time before data after first hit in browser
===
<p>We have a couple of large solutions, each with about 30 individual projects (class libraries and nested websites). It takes about 2 minutes to do a full rebuild all.</p>
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* Visual Studio 2005, C#
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How do you manage your app when the database goes offline?
===
Take a .Net Winforms App.. mix in a flakey wireless network connection, stir with a few users who like to simply pull the blue plug out occasionally and for good measure, add a Systems Admin that decides to reboot the SQL server box without warning now and... | 0 | [
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Animation Extender Problems
===
I have just started working with the AnimationExtender. I am using it to show a new div with a list gathered from a database when a button is pressed. The problem is the button needs to do a postback to get this list as I don't want to make the call to the database unless it's needed.... | 0 | [
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Trigger UpdatePanel on mouse over (as tooltip)
===
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When to create Interface Builder plug-in for custom view?
===
When do you recommend integrating a custom view into Interface Builder with a plug-in? When skimming through Apple's [Interface Builder Plug-In Programming Guide][1] I found:
> - Are your custom objects going to be used by only one application?
> - Do... | 0 | [
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How do I export (and then import) a Subversion repo?
===
I'm just about wrapped up on a project where I was using a commercial SVN provider to store the source code. The web host the customer ultimately picked includes a repository as part of the hosting package, so, now that the project is over, I'd like to relocate ... | 0 | [
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How does one decrypt a PDF with an owner password, but no user password?
===
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How to recover a deleted branch in TFS?
===
I deleted a branch in TFS and just found out that I need the changes that were on it.
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What's the state of play with "Visual Inheritance"
===
We have an application that has to be flexible in how it displays it's main form to the user - depending on the user, the form should be slightly different, maybe an extra button here or there, or some other nuance. In order to stop writing code to explicitly rem... | 0 | [
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VB.Net FormatNumber equivalent in C#?
===
Is there a C# equivelent for the VB.Net FormatNumber function?
i.e.:
JSArrayString += "^" + (String)FormatNumber(inv.RRP * oCountry.ExchangeRate, 2);
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Track down where packets are being blocked/droped
===
When I was in China my company's website was blocked for about 24 hours.
I assume it was the "Great Chinese Firewall" but I was wondering if there is anyway that I can find out exactly where a packet or TCP/IP connection gets blocked.
I was able to verify tha... | 0 | [
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Targeting with VS 2008 after installing SP1 of .NET 3.5
===
How do I target .NET 3.5 alone after installing SP1 in VS2008? This is because VS 2008 lists only .NET 3.5, .NET 3.0 & .NET 2.0 and does not specifically show .NET 3.5 SP1. | 0 | [
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Is Bouncy Castle API Thread Safe ?
===
Is Bouncy Castle API (http://bouncycastle.org/java.html) Thread Safe ? Especially,
org.bouncycastle.crypto.paddings.PaddedBufferedBlockCipher
org.bouncycastle.crypto.paddings.PKCS7Padding
org.bouncycastle.crypto.engines.AESFastEngine
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Git ignore file for Xcode projects
===
Which files should I include in .gitignore when using Git in conjunction with Xcode? | 0 | [
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Apache rewrite based on subdomain
===
Im trying to redirect requests for a wildcard domain to a sub-directory.
ie. `something.blah.domain.com` --> `blah.domain.com/something`
I dont know how to get the subdomain name to use in the rewrite rule. | 2 | [
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Reverse engineer (oracle) schema to ERD
===
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Controlling which Network Card TCP/IP message are sent on
===
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How do you set your Cocoa application as the default web browser?
===
How do you set your Cocoa application as the default web browser?
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Using a wiki as a central development project repository
===
I have played with the idea of using a wiki (MediaWiki) to centralize all project information for a development project. This was done using extensions that pull information from SVN (using [SVNKit][1]) and by linking to Bugzilla to extract work assigned to... | 0 | [
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How do I *really* justify a horizontal menu in HTML+CSS?
===
You find plenty of tutorials on menu bars in HTML, but for this specific (though IMHO generic) case, I haven't found any decent solution:
# THE MENU ITEMS SHOULD BE JUSTIFIED JUST AS PLAIN TEXT WOULD BE #
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Making sure a webpage is not cached, across all browsers.
===
Our investigations have shown us that no all browsers respect the http cache directives in a uniform manner.
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LINQ and Database Permissions
===
I'm still trying to get my head around LINQ and accessing a SQL Database.
I was always taught that you should only have execute permissions of stored procedures to your data.
You should never have select / insert / update / delete.
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What are the ingredients of a great off-line tech group
===
For a long while i've been toying with the idea of creating a regional tech group. The aim is to create a gathering which will help teach developers about moving from good to great. I intend to have people talk about vendor independent technologies, practice ... | 0 | [
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Becoming Agile
===
Does anyone have any good techniques or examples on how to promote the benefits of Agile development practices in a waterfall driven corporate environment?
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HTML layout for winforms
===
Instead of arranging controls on a winform form by specifying pixel locations, I'd like to lay it out similar to the way you'd layout a form in html. This would make it scale better (for larger fonts etc).
Does anyone know of a layout library that allows you to define the form in xml a... | 0 | [
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Where do I start designing a Custom Control that contains child objects?
===
I think this is a fun engineering-level question.
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How to implement file upload progress bar on web?
===
I would like display something more meaningful that animated gif while users upload file to my web application. What possibilities do I have? | 0 | [
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Re-Running Database Development Scripts
===
In our current database development evironment we have automated build procceses check all the sql code out of svn create database scripts and apply them to the various development/qa databases. This is all well and good, and is a tremdous improvement over what we did in th... | 0 | [
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Developing on your own
===
In my company each developer is given a project to work on his own, so there is hardly any teamwork. I've been building software like this, without the discipline of a good methodology of development, for a year. The results were ok but I would like to change and start using a more serious d... | 4 | [
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String initialization..
===
What is the difference between
Str[32] = "\0";
and
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Binding custom functions to DOM events in prototype?
===
Jquery has a great language construct that looks like this:
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Is there a barebones Windows version control system that's suitable for only one guy?
===
I'm trying to find a source control for my own personal use that's as simple as possible. The main feature I need is being able to read/pull a past version of my code. I am the only developer. I've looked at a lot of different... | 0 | [
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How to limit result set size for arbitrary query in Ingres?
===
In Oracle you can limit the number of rows returned in an arbitrary query by filtering on the "virtual" rownum column.
e.g.
<pre>select * from all_tables where rownum <= 10</pre>
will return at most 10 rows.
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64 bit tools like BoundsChecker & Purify
===
For many years I have used two great tools [BoundsChecker][1] & [Purify][2], but the developers of these applications have let me down, they no longer put effort into maintaining them or developing them. We have corporate accounts with both companies, and they both tell me ... | 0 | [
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Team System notification of unassociated checkins.
===
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Nant <copy> and maintain directory structure
===
How do you use the nant <copy> command and maintain the directory structure? This is what I am doing, but it is copying all the files to a single directory.
<copy todir="..\out">
<fileset>
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problems with mouseout event
===
I'm using javascript to hide an image and show some text thats hidden under it. But, when the text is shown if you scroll over it, it fires the mouseout event on the container, that then hides the text and shows the image again, and it just goes into a weird loop.
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Any good perl automated test suite?
===
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Is Java relevant in the game industry?
===
I'm a web developer/apps programmer who wants to break in the game industry.
I used to code in C/C++/C# for desktop apps (mainly database-oriented enterprise apps)
but nowadays I mainly to PHP/Ajax for websites.
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Software evaluation licensing
===
My company is looking to start distributing some software we developed and would like to be able to let people try the software out before buying. We'd also like to make sure it can't be copied and distributed to our customers' customers.
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Where can I find thorough DCOM documentation?
===
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Sources of inspiration for navigation breadcrumbs
===
I'm looking for sources of inspiration and/or design patterns for navigation 'breadcrumbs'. So far I have found the [breadcrumb collection on Pattern Tap][1]. Does anyone know of any other sources?
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GetLocalTime() API time resolution
===
I need to find out time taken by a function in my application. Application is a MS VIsual Studio 2005 solution, all C code.
I used thw windows API GetLocalTime(SYSTEMTIME *) to get the current system time before and after the function call which i want to measure time of.
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What is an OPPL License and what are its implications?
===
Just saw this at the top of a piece of code:
\* @license OPPL
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Anyone know of Objective-J syntax highlighting in vi?
===
I have been looking at the new [Objective-J / Cappuccino][1] javascript framework from [280North][2]. They provide plug-ins for SubEthaEdit and TextMate to handle syntax highlighting, but I primarily use vi. Does anyone know of a way to get Objective-J syntax... | 0 | [
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What is static analysis?
===
There are [many][1] [options][2] for static analysis, and it's a hot topic, so:
What is static analysis?
When should you use it, and when shouldn't it be used?
What are potential gotchas regarding proper and improper usage/application of static analysis?
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Templates In VB
===
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Programmatically extract macro (VBA) code from Word 2007 docs
===
Is it possible to extract all of the VBA code from a Word 2007 "docm" document using the API?
I have found how to insert VBA code at runtime, and how to delete all VBA code, but not pull the actual code out into a stream or string that I can store (a... | 0 | [
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Is automatic upgrades a realistic feature to expect from enterprise Web applications?
===
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Use-cases for reflection
===
Recently I was talking to a co-worker about C++ and lamented that there was no way to take a string with the name of a class field and extract the field with that name; in other words, it lacks reflection. He gave me a baffled look and asked when anyone would ever need to do such a thing.... | 0 | [
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Autoupdating .net applications
===
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Design Pattern for Undo Engine
===
I'm writing a structural modeling tool for a civil enginering application. I have one huge model class representing the entire building, which include collections of nodes, line elements, loads, etc. which are also custom classes.
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What is a good design when trying to build objects from a list of key value pairs?
===
So if I have a method of parsing a text file and returning a **list** _of a_ **list** _of_ **key value pairs**, and want to create objects from the kvps returned (each list of kvps represents a different object), what would be the b... | 0 | [
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In HTML, what should happen to a selected, disabled option element?
===
In my specific example, I'm dealing with a drop-down, e.g.:
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How often do you use System.Component.Background worker in your UIs ? (if ever)
===
I am sure a responsive UI is something that everyone strives for and the reccomended way to do stuff is to use the BackgroundWorker for this.
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How to create a non-interactive window in MFC
===
In my application I have a window which I popup with small messages on it (think similar to tooltip). This window uses the layered attributes to draw alpha backgrounds etc.
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Learning .NET
===
Assuming all goes well and I get employed by the company I am about to interview with I will probably need to learn .NET and C#
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Java -> Python?
===
Besides the dynamic nature of Python (and the syntax), what are some of the major features of the Python language that Java doesn't have, and vice versa?
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Is A+ Certification relevant?
===
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Open source or low cost "log shipping" program
===
I have written a log shipping program a number of times. It is a simple program that is used to maintain a warm fail over box for SQL Server.
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I understand threading in theory but not in practice in .net
===
I have a basic cs-major understanding of multi-threading but have never had to do anything beyond simple timers in an application. Does anyone know of a good resource that will give me a tour how to work with multi-threaded applications, explaining the b... | 0 | [
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Simpler interface for SQL Server analysis services cubes for end users
===
Is there a simpler interface for end users to run "queries" on pre-existing SqlServer Analysis Service cubes? I'm looking for a way to deploy the cubes and allow the users to work with the data through a simpler interface than BIDS. Is this e... | 0 | [
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colored build output in Visual Studio
===
I am using a VS project with custom build script/batch file (ala make/ant etc)
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What real-world usages of ADO.NET Entity Framework do you know?
===
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xslt: apply-templates in reverse order
===
say i have this given xml file
<root>
<node>x</node>
<node>y</node>
<node>a</node>
</root>
and i want the following to be displayed
ayx
using something similar to
<xsl:template match="/">
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Mediawiki custom tag Stops page parsing.
===
I created a few mediawiki custom tags, using the guide found here
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Tag_extensions
I will post my code below, but the problem is after it hits the first custom tag in the page, it calls it, and prints the response, but does not get a... | 0 | [
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Which is the best way to bring a file from a remote host to local host over an SSH session?
===
When connecting to remote hosts via ssh, I frequently want to bring a file on that system to the local system for viewing or processing. Is there a way to copy the file over without (a) opening a new terminal/pausing the s... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to generalize an Apache ANT target?
===
We have an Apache ANT script to build our application, then check in the resulting JAR file into version control (VSS in this case). However, now we have a change that requires us to build 2 JAR files for this project, then check both into VSS.
The current tar... | 0 | [
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Best tools for code reviews
===
It has been well established that code reviews are good, so this question is purely about the mechanics. For a dev environment centered around Visual Studio and Subversion what are the best tools for handling code reviews?
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How to create custom pages in dasBlog?
===
I know I've seen this in the past, but I can't seem to find it now.
Basically I want to create a page that I can host on a dasBlog instance that contains the layout from my theme, but the content of the page I control.
Ideally the content is a user control or ASPX that ... | 0 | [
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Best dotnet memory and performance profiler . .
===
We are using Jetbrains dottrace. Anyone recommend any other profiling tools that you think are better for profiling C# winforms apps. | 4 | [
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Regex to Match first 28 days of the month
===
I am looking for a Regular expression to match only if a date is in the first 28 days of the month. This is for my validator control in ASP.NET | 0 | [
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