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Three sessions will be presented by Jonathan Cogley and John Morales of Thycotic Software at the WinProTeam User Group meeting in Vienna, Virginia tonight. Theme: Data Access Strategies for your .NET Development 1. ADO.NET Interfaces and how to be database
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I will be presenting two sessions at the Richmond Code Camp tomorrow: Refactoring This will be a walkthrough of the Martin Fowler example but in C# (thanks to our very own, Bryant Smith who converted it to C# some time back). We will also get in to why,
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In our last round of hiring, I had a great response from my blog post so I am trying it again. We are looking for another top calibre developer to join our team - this is a great opportunity to practice agile techniques on the Microsoft .NET platform
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The Reston Code Camp has been announced for June 10th 2006. This will be the 3rd Reston Code Camp - they are a great way to get your skills and knowledge up to date in a single day (and they are free!). You can register here . The Call for Speakers is
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I am very pleased to blog that I have been reawarded as a MVP ( Microsoft Valued Professional ). Recently I have been more involved in the Microsoft marketing and Microsoft partner side of the house and it is amazing how far this credential has been communicated
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I will be presenting on two topics at the Richmond Code Camp on 4/22/2006. The event starts at 8:30AM and runs all day. If you have never been to a Code Camp before, you are missing out. They are a great place to ask questions and find out about technology
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I came across the following issue the other day with a very large stored procedure that had *lots* of columns. Unfortunately I had introduced a duplicate column name by using "as" in my SQL but things definitely work as I expected. Take a look for yourself
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We had a requirement to provide a support forum in our online store for Secret Server which led to the classic "Buy vs. Build" decision. Build : The requirements were very simple and it could be developed in-house but who wants to write simple forum code
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Our product, Secret Server , now supports ASP.NET 2.0. Testing on ASP.NET 2.0 started with a horrible crash on the secret view page resulting in the typical "but it worked fine in 1.1?!". Here is the exception stack trace, we were seeing: Message: Collection
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John Morales joined thycotic back in October and has been impressing us since the start with his knowledge of keyboard shortcuts (how often do you see *your* fellow developers writing their own macros in VS.NET?), Regular Expressions, Resharper, DotLucene
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I was recently interviewed by Judith Dinowitz in this article from FusionAuthority . The interview came about after I blogged about my experiences presenting TDD at our local Maryland Cold Fusion User Group . Jonathan Cogley is the CEO and founder of
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Error reporting is enormously powerful. Knowing when your customers are seeing errors is the first step to improving the quality of your application. In my previous post , I mentioned capturing client-side script exceptions while discussing a dreaded
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While this doesn't classify as great development practice, sometimes a well tested hotfix to a production site is just the right thing to solve a client's problem quickly. In our case, the problem was too many emails being sent due to ClientScriptExceptions
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Our product, Secret Server , uses the DotLucene API for searching of items ("secrets") in the application. DotLucene is an impressive API which creates index files on disk based on the data you feed to it. It then allows for some very powerful text searches
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This is an opportunity to get incredible work experience with hardcore .NET consultants defining the current state of the art in Agile .NET development. A Thycotic Summer Internship in Software Development will allow you to work on interesting projects
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