VB.Net: Single Instance application the better way
A better way to create a single instance application
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Hidden Gems - Not the same old 3.5 SP1 post
Folks were hassling me in the comments for not posting the picosecond that .NET 3.5 SP1 came out (or, as I like to call it, .NET 3.6 - although the... more »
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Madness? THIS. IS. SOA!
There is an interesting war being fought in the blogosphere over the use (or overuse) of ESB (enterprise service buses) to build out a SOA (service... more »
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Examples of Scrum Product Backlog & Sprint Backlog
Here are examples of a Scrum product backlog and sprint backlog...
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Osgi Hibernate Spring-DM Sample
I have developed a small sample to demonstrate how to use Hibernate in OSGi with Spring Framework and Spring-DM. The sample works in either Felix or... more »
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Code Access Guide to Eclipse 3.4
This article describes how to access the Eclipse source code, how to use the Plug-in Spy to identify a plug-in which is responsible for a certain part... more »
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Introduction to Hibernate Search
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Many Web applications exist to provide access to copious amounts of data stored in a relational database, but what's the easiest way to enable users... more »
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Getting your Flash Game More Traffic
So you’ve created a great flash game, and want to get as many people to see it as possible. Where do you begin? Hopefully, this post will give you an... more »
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Why clients want software developed cheap
Why do clients want software solutions to be a cheap affair.
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How to do AVG and SUM in Google App Engine Data Store
People who are used to relational databases, which is pretty much every gosh-darned web developer out there, will run into pretty much the same... more »
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Maven2 Build Livecycle
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When you start building your large project with Maven2 it is not easy. You need to understand the concepts behind Maven2. One concept is the build... more »
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.NET-Fu: Zero Delay Signing Of An Unsigned Assembly
The code-base that I am currently working with consists of a large set of binaries that are all signed. The savvy .NET devs out there will know that... more »
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Extending JCR with Scala
In (J)Ruby classes can be re-opened, e.g. to fix parts of an API one is unhappy with. Michael Dürig shows how the same can be achieved in the... more »
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ASP.NET - Client Side State Management - Hidden Fields
In the previous posts in this series I introduced the client side state management and one of its techniques - the ViewState. Today I'm going to drill... more »
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Hacking the Core of the Zend Framework
So, I’ve been hacking the core of the Zend Framework again, this time the Zend_Controller component. I spent a couple of hours monitoring the... more »
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Enterprise Service Bus? - First Class Thoughts
A fun but educative presentation on SOA and Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) by some big canons! Here's my reactions...
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Build your own Google
Google and other large Web 2.0 operations have had to design totally proprietary, specialized systems in order to scale their databases that large –... more »
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Hibernate - Tuning queries Using Paging, Batch Size, and Fetch Joins
Another entry about queries - this time a tuning test case and the relations between simple queries, join fetch queries, paging query results, and... more »
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Access Windows registry using 'pure' Java
Querying the windows registry with 100% ;-)
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How I hacked Digg
An in depth article of how digg wouldn't respond to my bug reports, how I exploited a cross-site scripting vulnerability to force everyone to digg my... more »
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dojo.E brings XML Markup Language and Runtime to dojo toolkit.
Over the last few months we have been working on the dojo.E project and just released the first version. dojo.E is designed to be a small JavaScript... more »
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Metaprogramming and Documentation
The post is about the effects of meta programming on the readability and documentation of the code.
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Adopting Agile
In this episode, I discuss adopting Agile with Owen Rogers. Owen is an Agile coach and has helped many teams adopt Agile practices.
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Understanding scope in object oriented JavaScript
When you think of the keyword this you probably assume it refers to the current instance of the class. This is true for most object oriented languages... more »
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Acrobat.com: PDF and Flash sitting in a tree
Ever since Macromedia and Adobe merged, we have been waiting for a day where PDF and Flash played really nice together, and today is the day. Very... more »
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