In a recent interview I was given an assignment to be completed before the phone interview. The assignment was to highlight the appropriate cell, column and row elements in an HTML table when the table cell was clicked. I was allowed to use any JavaScript »
My last post addressed generating Guid values which were sequential across system boundaries. The problem with other algorithms is two-fold. First, they are only sequential for a single system. Second, they are based off the MAC address of the system »
As promised, here are the files from my Utah CodeCamp presentation. The source code represents the final solution including topics I didn’t get to in the presentation because of time. Soure Code PowerPoint Presentation »
Today Ayende released his sequential guid answer, which is something I had been working on as well. I’ll be honest and say the current implementation takes from his recent posts (previous to today’s). If it weren’t for him, I would not have known about »
Sometimes you think you know and then when you go and open your big mouth and make a fool of yourself. I generally script all my database changes by hand. Not 100%, if it’s a big change I’ll right-click the object and use the script menu command to »
I’ve been reading up on Domain-Driven Design (DDD) lately and I’ve checked out Jimmy Nilsson’s book Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET. I was reading Ch 5, “Moving Further with Domain-Driven Design” and Jimmy is talking »