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December 2005 - Onion Blog
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I often find when using templated data-bound controls (in either ASP.NET 1.1 or 2.0) that my expressions become rather difficult to understand because of the need to fit all of your logic into a single expression. For example, I have seen databound expressions...
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Craig had a rather strong reaction to my post about type conversion operators in C#, and after some back and forth in the comments to his post, I'm now convinced that it's probably better to avoid them altogether. While it is convenient to be able to...
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Our first major snowstorm of the season hit early this year - we have 17" of snow here in Southern Maine! I can't tell you how hard it is to get work done with a foot and a half of powder calling to you...
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I've been working on a project that uses web services on the back end, and one language feature I've found quite useful is the ability to define explicit type conversion operators in C#. In my case, there are often several classes defined in the web service...
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When I first saw the new ?? operator in C# 2.0 I was a bit skeptical. Did we really need another terse operator to further obfuscate our code? Over the last year I've actually found myself using it quite a bit, however, and I think it actually enhances...
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If you haven't seen the MSDN documentation on the ASP.NET 2.0 provider model, you should definitely take a look . Using the base samples provided it should be easy for anyone to go off and create their own providers, which is very important for the success...
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