Please stop coding like this. It hurts my eyes. 62 /// <summary>Check whether any Foobar is available</summary> 63 /// <returns>True / False based on if Foobar is there or not</returns> 64 private bool CheckForFoobar() 65 { 66 if (FoobarHelper.CheckForFoobar() == true) 67 { 68 return true; 69 } 70 else 71 { 72 return false; 73 } 74 }...

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Not really, but hopefully just as cool. Brian Harry has posted a teaser about the upcoming "Team Foundation Server Power Tools - October '08 Release", of which includes a Windows shell extension to TFS. If you’ve never been able to use TortoiseSVN during your development, you’re missing one of the greatest tools available to a Windows developer. Sure, we’ve had SVNBridge for a while now, and it works well with CodePlex, but I never could get comfortable with it for a couple reasons; Checkin policies...

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On a recent episode of .NET Rocks, I heard a quote along the lines of "Is it easier to write the code that writes the code or to write the code yourself?" If you want to generate some code with a tool, then this post is for you. The T4 has to be the most popular tool that I hear so little about. Like CodeSmith, T4 is a template based code generation engine using ASP-like syntax. The best thing about T4 is that if you have Visual Studio 2008 installed, you already have it. I originally intended to...

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If you haven't been living under a mushroom, you're most likely aware of Scott Guthrie's posts on Microsoft's new ASP.NET MVC Framework. If you are indeed living under a mushroom, then you can check out Part 3 right here

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You may have heard about it, now take a peek at it. Scott Hanselman has posted some MVC bits from DevConnections. You can read about it here. There's not a lot yet, but word is that a CTP is around the corner

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So now the work has spread, and we get to see some more opinion on the move release source for the .NET Framework available under the Microsoft Reference License (Ms-RL). Frans Bouma, for one will NOT be looking at the source code, Phil Haack, summed up his opinion in one clever cartoon, Adi is going to risk being tainted, and Joel Ross is going to keep it in mind. J So, my take? I'm not particularly worried about patent infringement at the moment, but I'm also not the type to cut and paste patented...

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