Pseudocode or Code? I tend to agree that I just can’t bring myself to do it or really wrap my head around it. I have tried starting out by even just writing the comments not even as granular as pseudocode. It doesn’t work well for me.
Every once in a while I whip out a pen and paper and draw what I want it to do with words and arrows and all that. I never get to formal flow charting or pesudocoding much of anything. It just seems like an excessive use of time that would be better spent writing actual code. After having been a developer in some fashion (professionally or as a hobby) for the better part of the past 10 years I just think in code. Putting what I want the computer to do into English seems, inefficient.
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See this link for more ideas: http://forums.asp.net/t/980517.aspx
I got this error. I tried a variety of things. Changing “CodeFile” to “CodeBehind” broke things. Changing Class names didn’t quite work. It would work if I hit debug from VS but publishing failed. Just on a whim I unchecked the box that allowed for precompiled sites to be updated (I don’t need it, some might, but I didn’t) and bam! It works!
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After discovering that my development machine was getting bogged down like you wouldn’t believe, I decided that I could trim some of the processes and services down. One of the biggest offenders was Sql. I don’t need to have sql running ALL the time. So why have it start when I log in?
I first created a few batch files using the net start and net stop commands. I then created this little app that will run in the system tray and read the contents of a folder and create a context menu item for each batch file. Then when I right click the icon in the tray and choose an entry it kicks off the selected batch file giving me quick access to start and stop my processes (or run any command or shortcut for that matter).
I am cleaning up the project and I will put a good clean build up here soon.
