There seems that the there is a shift from the Crockford style global variables to lower case namespaces or mixed case. Older libraries use the Crockford style all caps. YUI JSON Probably this is influenced by Crockford’s thoughts about global variables Newer libraries use a less screamy namespace name: jQuery, Prototype, Ext, dojo, ko

A relational database is not only a source of content. It can also be used as a mine for domain information related to domain of an application that uses that database. The schema, if it is well maintained, will give you an overview of the problem domain. If the schema is not well maintained, you can factor out the conventions used in that particular database for relations and create a patched schema with the real relations. As you generate a graph of the database you can start filtering out some of the de[...]

In some settings you might need to access more of the language than available through reflection and System.Linq.Expressions. You might want to look into project Roslyn or NRefactory. These will let you access the c# parser. This can be useful in many settings. For instance, to refactor c#. To render the code to another language.

The command is called ‘ReSharper_EnableDaemon’. Open keyboard section in the options dialog in visual studio and search for the command to see what shortcuts it is bound to.

It’s possible to open several projects in the vs2010 express edition. This means that it can be a viable alternative to monodevelop for doing .net programming at home. Exciting news!