When building a Windows RT application (based on C#) it is pretty common that you will want to notify your user of an event. It is more common that you are going to want to do this in a way which is not intrusive, aka does not get in the way of the user. Luckily for you the WinRT team has...
Recently while trying to deploy a service to a clean VM (moving this off our main production server onto its own server) I ran into the error below” Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'System, Version=2.0.5.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7cec85d7bea7798e...
Recently when I needed to parse the twitter datetime format into a .Net DateTime I found this post on the web showing how to do it. However, the format string in the post is setup for non-us format so I thought I would share how to do it for US formatted datetime. const string format = "ddd...
One of the thoughts I've been considering recently with chocolatey is consistency with packages and naming conventions as chocolatey continues to grow. It's fine to name packages by the app/tool name, that's both intuitive and expected. What I am more interested in is when an application...
DropkicK (DK) has been in development for over two years and has been used for production deployments for over a year. Dru Sellers originally posted about DK back in 2009 . While DK isn’t yet as super easy to grok as some of the other ChuckNorrisFramework tools and offers little in the idea of conventions...