Justin a.k.a. The Code Monkey

Code Monkey [kohd muhng'-kee] n : 1. Creature known for it's ability to transform caffeine into code. 2. Justin Jones
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Remote Debugging across Domains made easy
Back from hiatus. I've never had an excuse to do remote debugging until recently, but I've always heard that it's a serious pain in the ***, hence, I avoided it. Recently I really needed it to work, and of course, it didn't. Remote debugging seems to be a little easier than it used to be, and if you do enough searching you'll eventually find what you need. Here's the short version: Step 1: Go here: http://www.microsoft.com/do...
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Posted On Sunday, May 17, 2009 3:41 PM | Feedback (7) | Filed Under [ .Net 3.5 ]

To var or not to var, that is the question
I started this blog back in September with a particular purpose in mind. Every yahoo and his brother has a blog these days, and by far the majority of them are absolute trash, but every so often there's a gem. As developers, we seem to mostly agree on which ones are the gems. Non-developers most likely have different lists, depending on their focus. There's a long list of blogs I love to read, and couldn't possibly hope to be counted among them, but one day I realized something. There's a lot of...
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Posted On Sunday, December 21, 2008 9:16 PM | Feedback (1) | Filed Under [ .Net 3.5 ]

Delegates 101
It doesn't seem like all that long ago I was trying to get my head around exactly what a delegate was. Honestly it wasn't that hard for me coming from a C++ background, since they were an awful lot like function pointers. But still, the concept was just a little different. In the interest of making your UI more responsive, it's a good idea to thread some of the more intense work that occurs in your application. As soon as you say "Threading", a lot of people blanch and go pale, but it's really not...
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Posted On Wednesday, September 10, 2008 2:01 PM | Feedback (2) | Filed Under [ .Net 3.5 ]

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