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Lazy Developer

Tha art of being lazy. Blog by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski about .NET and anything around.
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Tha art of being lazy. Blog by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski about .NET and anything around.

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  • DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper

    Published on 04 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    I’ve just come back from third DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper UK Community event. In fact I’ve come back yesterday, but I was too tired to write anything. It was my very first community event in UK since I’m here and I have to say that – it was great. I had an opportunity to mee

  • 3...2...1...Fire

    Published on 02 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    There it is, my second blog, first one is in Polish on the best community site in Poland - developers.pl. I don't know if I will have enough a time to maintain two blogs, but will see. In most cases, probably posts on both sites will be the same, but not always. I want to establish my

  • Two great tools for web developer

    Published on 06 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    It’s Strange, but I’ve never realized that these tolls exist. Shame on me, I know.First, Web Devloper Helper by Nikhil Kothari is plugin for Internet Explorer. It allows tracking HTTP traffic, debugging script, displaying ViewState, exploring DOM and more. It opens as a tab inside IE. Se

  • Why I don't like ReSharper

    Published on 08 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    Some time ago, one of my friends wrote about the upcoming ReSharper edition for the VS 2005. I’ve checked, downloaded and installed. I could compare this to famous sentence said by Caesar, but not really. I’ve added on more – uninstalled. At the beginnings everything looks brillian

  • Changing web.config on install

    Published on 09 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    The install project for a web application is very easy to create and quite effective. There are a lot of options that allows creating directories, shortcuts, registry keys and more, but there are also a few issues that could be important but are not included in project setup. In this and next two or

  • Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals

    Published on 26 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    The Big Brother (Microsoft) recently published CTP of Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals for download. According to the webpage this will be great tool for team work with database. It have such cool features like change control or automatic tests. Unfortunately, it works now

  • First steps into VSTSDBpro

    Published on 26 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    Finally installed. There was the SQL 2005 Express necessary before, but according to what I’ve read should work well with any SQL Server 2005 edition. After install we have the new branch of projects ready to use. Unluckily projects for SQL Server 2005 aren’t working well in the CTP3, s

  • VSTSDBpro - the wall

    Published on 27 Jun 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    My previous post about VSTSDBpro was just the first step. Today’s morning I’ve sit down in my desk and started up with fresh power. Unfortunately after just a few steps I’ve hit a wall which stopped me. I regret to have to say it, but VSTSDBpro in CTP3 version is useless. The origi

  • CSS-like Windows Forms

    Published on 10 Jul 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    I just noticed that Brad Adams noticed that Mike Swanson noticed … oh whatever. Point is that Infragistic, quite known .NET component designer company, have a quite interesting tool for styling Windows Forms applications. Personally, I’m not using this tool and I’m not event consid

  • Tips & Tricks: Debugging JavaSctipt in VS

    Published on 10 Jul 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    Client Java Script is one of the most important things in web development but not the best and easiest to develop. Building of bigger and more complicated scripts, especially using DOM model or form field values can cause a lot of frustration and head pain. If we add debugging problems to that, we h

  • Web forms design matters

    Published on 27 Jul 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    Some time ago, I've started using the blogmarks. Not for any particular reason, I'm not using tag cloud anywhere (so far) but I found the blogmarks as nice source of interesting pages. From time to time, I'm just looking what interesting pages peoples are posting there. This way I've found, maybe fo

  • Simple Label control

    Published on 27 Jul 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    In previous post I wrote about label control that will generate "true" label tag. Here is more code for that simple control. Now you can assign control (like TextBox) which label will be for. Also AccessKey is rendered as underlined character. Happy using.     1 using System

  • Geek in the Park, 27th August

    Published on 02 Aug 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    It's a long day picnic for all geeks and their families and discussion for anyone to do with the Internet. Location Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UK. Maybe some will be interested. More details on http://www.geekinthepark.co.uk/.

  • Tips: Atlas and url rewriting

    Published on 17 Aug 2006 by Ziemowit 'Jimmy' Skowronski

    A few days ago, I found unexpected problem with using Atlas in one of applications. No matter what I've done, UpdatePanel gives me "Unknown Error" message. I had this before and thought it is problem somewhere deep in application, but this time was different. Atlas was working well unless I've

  • Web design for developers

    Published on 25 Sep 2006 by Ziemowit

    Some time ago I was writing on my old blog about web form design. Since this time I made further investigations and I have to say … it’s not very well. There are tons of guidelines about web design but a lot of them are dedicated rather to designers not developers. There are of course great guidelin

  • Atlas Extender Crash Course – Part 1: Introduction

    Published on 04 Oct 2006 by Ziemowit

    I don’t actually remember when I’ve meet Atlas very first time, but it was some time ago. For almost everything I was working on, UpdatePanel and a few controls from Toolkit were absolutely fine and everything works well, so there was no need to do anything more. Then my time has come. I

  • Atlas Extender Crash Course – Part 2: Page Methods

    Published on 10 Oct 2006 by Ziemowit

    Welcome in the second post in the series dedicated adventures with Atlas Extenders. This series consist of three parts: Introduction – what Atlas Extender is and how to create our own validation extender, Page methods – how to add AJAX server-side validation, Integration with page &ndash

  • Mysterious Generic TreeSet

    Published on 13 Oct 2006 by Ziemowit

    Just a few minutes ago, I was looking for something in the System. Collections.Generic using Reflector. I turned on visibility for Private members in options and then I saw something new, a TreeSet<T>. A few days before I was playing with tree structures, so this class turned my attention. Aft

  • WPF, UniveRSS(e) and The Panel

    Published on 06 Dec 2006 by Ziemowit

    Just a few weeks since the .NET 3.0 has been released and I feel a little dissapointed. I was expecting a lot of new amazing stuff popping up like a mushrooms after the rain, but no, it's a bit quiet like everyone is afraid of using the new .NET. Finally, I've found the very first cool thing today -

  • .NET Developer Software Charity Auction

    Published on 19 Dec 2006 by Ziemowit

    Well, Christmas are coming, so this special time I can allow myself to publish some charity. Jamie Cansdale wrote about software charity auction on his blog. Action is designated to support the charity Wells for Zoë, an Irish charity set up in 2005 dedicated to provision of safe drinking water in Af

  • Validator Extender back again (under a new name now)

    Published on 02 Feb 2007 by Ziemowit

    Welcome again in the topic. Some time ago we went through a course which gave us fully functional extender. Just to remember, the course has the four parts: Introduction – what Atlas Extender is and how to create our own validation extender, Page methods – how to add AJAX server-side validation, Mig

  • Multiple sites and host headers on localhost with IIS7

    Published on 01 Mar 2007 by Ziemowit

    One of the limitations of the IIS6 on Windows XP is that IIS is limited to only one site, so I had to use virtual directories for every site I was working on. Unfortunately I had one project that has to be placed directly in the site, not in a virtual directory. That situation made some configuratio

  • Continuous integration

    Published on 02 Mar 2007 by Ziemowit

    Well, last time I didn't blog too much so I've decide to start a new cycle. It's the best way to force myself to post more frequently. One of the subjects on top of my head was continuous integration so there we are. The other reason is that I will have a presentation on that subject on vBug meeting

  • Joined to AJAX Control Toolkit Team

    Published on 09 Mar 2007 by Ziemowit

    Now I can officially say that, I joined to AJAX Control Toolkit team which I'm very proud of. A number of new challenges and things to learn are waiting for me now. I'm so excited. First thing I'm going to take is ContextMenu Extender. Kirti put short requirements list on his blog, I will allow myse

  • Pex: a fish with big teeth

    Published on 09 Mar 2007 by Ziemowit

    Actually, Pex it's not a fish, it's Program Exploration, tool for test generation and dynamic analysis designed by Microsoft Research. Examples of features can be found on the project page. In shortcut, Pex is able to analyse .NET application and use parameterised unit tests to automatically generat

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