Here is an useful CodeRush editor template if you work with Mono For Android. FindViewById<«FieldStart»«Caret»«FieldEnd»>(Resource.Id.«FieldStart»«FieldEnd»);«Target()» I use string fv as trigger. That makes binding variables/fields to Views a […]
Go To Implementator update
New version of my Go To Implementator (1.0.8) is now built against DXCore/CodeRush 11.2.11.
Slides (Slovene) from my “compiler as a service” talk at Bleeding Edge 2011
I have to say that I really liked this year’s Bleeding Edge event. It happens rarely that all the pieces fit together: weather was excellent, location was beautiful, […]
My “compiler as a service” talk at Bleeding Edge 2011
Microsoft is working on compiler as a service codenamed Roslyn for Visual Studio 11 which is supposed to come sometime next year, I assume towards the end of […]
Go To Implementator update
Due to the DXCore/CodeRush internal reorganization I’ve had to update my Go To Implementator plugin as well. Nothing changed except that the new version (1.0.6) now works with […]
Meet “Go To Implementator” DXCore plugin for Visual Studio
The problem One of the biggest annoyance when doing unit-test-friendly projects is that you have to deal with interfaces much more than you usually would. This isn’t bad […]
Developer Express published roadmap for 2010
First new “feature” is stepping down from three releases per year to two releases per year. Regardless how it sounds, it makes sense. A lot of sense. Developers […]
The slides and code from my “Making asp.net mvc applications strong typed” presentation
Yesterday I held a presentation (as the part of Bleeding Edge 2009 conference) on how to make ASP.NET MVC applications strong typed by using CodeSmith and CodeRush (actually […]
Reversing for loops with CodeRush
Imagine you have to delete a bunch of items from a list, something like this: List<int> items = new List<int>();…for (int i = 2; i < items.Count; i++){ […]
Enhancing strong typed views in ASP.NET MVC
I’ve added new constructs for replacing < % Html.RenderPartial("~/Shared/LogOnUserControl.ascx", model); %> with these < % Html.RenderPartial().Shared.LogOnUserControl(model); %> where model argument is strong typed of course. There […]