alkampfer on November 7th, 2008

When you insert a logging system into your application you should do some preliminary test for performance issue. The most important thing is that logging infrastructure should not introduce too much overhead when the log is disabled. With log4net you have different way to handle the log, suppose you have a logger and the DEBUG [...]



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alkampfer on September 26th, 2008

Sometimes you write pieces of code like this.

catch
{
LogException(….

This type of exception handler catch everything and log, despite the fact that is not so good practice to catch every exception that a piece of code could raise, [...]



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alkampfer on July 14th, 2008

Version 4.0 of resharper offers the ability to create plugins. This is very important, because you can use the basic structure of resharper to offer additional features. One of the most interesting, in my opinion, is the NHibernate plugin, I suggest you to have a try of it, another good reason to use resharper [...]



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alkampfer on June 6th, 2008

I must admit that resharper is really the most useful plugin for visual studio I use, I’m testing the nightly build but the Release Candidate is now avaliable, and this means that in a short time we can have final version, Stay tuned.
Alk.
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alkampfer on May 28th, 2008

I need to work with rss, so I wandered a little bit in the net and found Argotic library. At the first glance the library is really good, but a simple thing appears to be missing (or probably I did not find in the documentation)
I need to examine a large set of feed to grab [...]



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