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My name is Ash Tewari. I have been developing software for over 10 years. I enjoy interacting with the members of software development community and very interested in sharing perspectives and insights with others. In my free time, I like to experiment with new tools, techniques, technology and concepts. In the process, I sometimes create something useful too !
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Category Archives: C#
Job Opening – Windows GUI Developer
We have a 3-4 month contract position open for a Windows GUI Developer in our group at Calabasas, California:
2+ years experience developing C++/C# Windows thick-client applications
Expert in GUI development on Windows
Expert in Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOA/OOD)
Deep understanding of client-server software development
Experience in multithreading, and thread synchronization
Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
Highly organized and [...]
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PostSharp with SharpDevelop
SharpDevelop3.0 uses MSBuild. Including PostSharp in your build process is transparent if you are doing a global install using PostSharp installer. If you are doing a per-project installation using “Binary – No Installer” download, you will need to import the PostSharp targets into your .csproj file -
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C:\code\PostSharp-1.0.8.316-Binary\
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Customize log4net Output Path
The default log4net output path is relative to the startup directory of your executable. To customize the output path, you can override the base Appender’s File property in your own Appender class. The following example describes how to route the log files relative to the temp folder :
public class MyOwnAppender : [...]
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Database Schema Version Control Tool
It is essential to treat database schema as source code and apply all the norms and best practices applicable to it. From what I hear and read, database schema version control is non-existent in too many projects.
Various techniques to accomplish version control of database schemas have been discussed and published. Martin [...]
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Using Model-View-ViewModel in WPF Applications