I am working without expression blend and just using the XAML editor in vs2010. The wisdom of this aside, I am increasingly seeing a need for design-time data binding. For simple cases, the FallbackValue property works very nicely (Textboxes and TextBlocks, etc). But especially when dealing with ...

...his is that they're so different that you could go on all day about apples vs. oranges, but since your question is pretty non-specific, I'll just say: If you consider yourself "a .NET guy," then you should learn a language which works very differently than C#, and a dynamic language like Ruby isn't...

...fies a jagged array. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2s05feca(v=vs.80).aspx The second one is basically a two dimensional array and the syntax is correct and acceptable. double[,] ServicePoint = new double[10,9];//<-ok (2) And to access or modify a two dimensional array you have ...

... I gave an answer to "Is a" vs "Has a" : which one is better?. Basically I agree with other folks: use inheritance only if your derived class truly is the type you're extending, not merely because it contains the same data. Remember that inheritance m...

... How does this answer the question? What does this have to do with single vs. double quotes in JSON? This ast approach could allow you to load a Python dict from a string, but the main issue the OP has is that string #1 is not valid JSON whereas string #2 is. – jschultz410 ...

...rds are cracked mostly because they are too darn simple, or the software devs are too darn lazy to think like a cyber-criminal. – user4244405 Aug 22 '18 at 21:58 ...

I'm wondering about the downsides of each servers in respect to a production environment. Did anyone have big problems with one of the features? Performance, etc. I also quickly took a look at the new Glassfish, does it match up the simple servlet containers (it seems to have a good management inter...