Jun 20 2005
Note to self
Grab Vim Outliner when I get home and try it out. That is, if I get anywhere near the computer.
Jun 20 2005
Grab Vim Outliner when I get home and try it out. That is, if I get anywhere near the computer.
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Apr 4 2005
I sat down to post my follow up but quickly got sucked into everyone elses blogs. There is too much, let’s sum up. Chris covers a lot of it. Other things I did last night… The ReadyReply rewrite was to the UI stage last night and I didn’t particularly feel like spending the evening in [...]
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Apr 3 2005
Rob asked me about why we/I use WiX in a comment on my post.. I started writing and couldn’t stop.. rather than have a nested reply… I thought I’d just make it it’s own post: Our current run of installs were created with InstallShield. I think it makes for sloppy bloated MSIs and it allows [...]
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Apr 2 2005
Woo hoo for me. It was a dinky little bug – you could overwrite an existing file without being asked – but it was my first time through the process on MonoDevelop. Made the patch… submitted it… closed out the bug in bugzilla. Very cool for me. What’s next?
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Apr 2 2005
Got Beagle installed on the laptop. So far so good. We’ll see if it makes bug hunting easier. I don’t notice it scanning my web history. But, it’s installed and I can fiddle with it more later, that’s what linux is all about right? =) Running two+ builds at the same time, updating ubuntu, browsing [...]
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Mar 17 2005
A large chunk of ReadyReply is not neccessarily “wrong”… but it’d work a lot smoother and be more robust if I took another approach. *sighs* Now… do I rewrite it all or try and gut it and replace the insides? It’s like changing the tires on a car while it’s moving. At this point I’m [...]
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Mar 16 2005
If you’re writing C# code and you’re not using NUnit, you need to get your act together. NUnit is a must. If you’re doing any coding and you’re not using unit testing, you’re really making a mistake.
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