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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

A Master Programmer

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You can say that you are just a good programmer when you write a computer program for a year. You can say that you are an experienced progr...
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Thursday, October 8, 2009

Breaking backward compatibility vs SqlDataReader - rematch

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Few weeks ago I wrote about an ugly backward compatibility break in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 . So how to write a clean code which works cor...
Friday, September 11, 2009

C# Puzzle No.19 (intermediate)

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Suppose we have a mapping between two sets of labels. Dictionary <string, string> mapping = new Dictionary <string, string>()...
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Monday, July 13, 2009

Breaking backward compatibility - oh, please!

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Most of our SQL Server applications are developed in a way so that they work with any version of the SQL Sever. However users are encouraged...
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

ASP.NET WebServices two-way (Response and Request) compression - a general solution

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Objective I will present a general solution to the two-way compression of WebServices" issue. The issue can be critical in a complicat...
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I am a software architect and an academic lecturer. I've been awarded Microsoft MVP in C# Architecture between 2005 and 2010. Got a PhD in computer science in 2008. Currently I work mostly with C#, Javascript and Typescript and love these languages. I consider myself a design/architecture patterns evangelist. In 2003 I wrote first Polish book on C#/Windows programming, "Windows oczami programisty" (Windows through the eyes of a programmer) (the book is out of print)
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