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Why Choose Struct Over Class?
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C++11 features in Visual Studio 2012
A preview version of Visual Studio 2012 (the next version after VS2010) is now available .
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Change values while iterating
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C++ code file extension? .cc vs .cpp [closed]
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MySQL ON vs USING?
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How do I find and view a TFS changeset by comment text?
...s. Server name: my server URL format was tfs01:8080/tfs, which I found in VS2010, Team menu, Connect to Team Foundation Server, Servers... button, and there was the existing server. Under server path: I noticed it's really looking for the local map path, so it was C:\tfs\myfolders\etc, not the url ...
INotifyPropertyChanged vs. DependencyProperty in ViewModel
...inting this out, there's a lot of scandalous misinformation out there of devs making salacious claims that INotifyPropertyChanged is faster or incurs less overhead than DPs and it's simply unfounded. DPs are fast, elegant and powerful ways to structurally define the virtual (data) tree.
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PHP $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] vs. $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], am I understanding the man pages correctly?
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jQuery Mobile: document ready vs. page events
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To fix this problem use any page event listed in Page events transition order.
Page Change Times
As mentioned, when you change fro...
Ruby on Rails vs ASP.NET MVC 3 for a .NET Guy? [closed]
...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...