October just ended but I still want to shine a light on new and improved software that were released this month: nDepend v5.0 In the beginning of this month a new version of this great tool was released with a lot of new features that makes this tool even better. If you don’t know what … Continue reading Software news – October 2013
It’s been a while since last I’ve written about new releases and features in software I like so I’ve decided to shine a light on three software development tools I love, two exiting beta releases and one hidden feature brought into the light: SharpDevelop 4.2 Beta The open source, light free .NET IDE has just … Continue reading Software news – February 2012
One of the benefits of programming in C#/VB.NET is amount of tools available - from Visual Studio to build servers to unit testing frameworks it seems that there is a tool for every job. I thought that my .NET tool belt has everything I need until recently, while learning Python (actually IronPython) I’ve discovered Python-Nose … Continue reading #Nose – the unit test discovery tool
Every .NET developer I know use Visual Studio at his work to develop applications. But what IDE can a software developer developing his own a hobby/open source project use? I use #Develop for most of my hobby projects (although from time to time I use VS Express as well). In case you’re wondering what #Develop … Continue reading #Develop – The open source .NET IDE
Screen capture application has become a must since I've started blogging, and I've used a few different screen capture tools to see which fits my needs (perhaps I'll write a blog post about it someday). Today I found out about a new open source tool called Z-Screen its easy to use and has a lot … Continue reading Z-Screen – open source screen capture tool
This is a maintenance release until I finish the new features I’ve promised. Changes: Added Proxy Support so that users behind firewall can use SO-Notifier. I’ve done a few changes to reduce the bandwidth overhead of the application. As suggested by Jeff Atwood I’m using gzip http header specified to reduce network bandwidth. It … Continue reading New StackOverflow Notifier Released
Due to a (stupid) bug I accidentally caused SO notifier to poll the StackOverflow site every half a second. The new version has a polling interval of once per hour. In case you want to use StackOverflow Notifier use this newer version instead so your IP won't be banned.
This morning my client has stopped working on my computer. After checking the usual suspects (network connection, proxy server etc.) I discovered that only http://www.stackoverflow.com blocks my web requests. After a quick search on the Internet I found the following post on StackOverflow blog: We’ve noticed there are a number of users running a script … Continue reading If you’re using StackOverflow Notifier – Read this!
Update: New version has been released in case you're using the last version (V1.0.0.0) please use this version instead. In case you don't know what StackOverflow is all about you can read about it At the site's About Page: Stack Overflow is a programming Q & A site that's free. Free to ask questions, free … Continue reading StackOverflow Notifier
I'm the proud owner of a Palm Tungsten E2 device. It's amazing how this old device is still much better then newer mobile windows devices. It has great battery life, quick response time and easy to use PIM. And it seems I'm not only one that thinks so - you can read about it download … Continue reading SharpPDB – .NET Class that reads and writes palm OS files
