Systems Analyst is the job title as you are indeed analyzing new IT systems, both as part of their creation (review of specs etc) and implementation (testing). My guess is you'll find yourself doing most of things listed here (perhaps with the exception of ongoing support: http://hiring.monster.com/hr/hr-best-practices/recruiting-hiring-advice/job-descriptions/systems-analyst-job-description.aspx[^]
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I think they should resurrect Microsoft Bob as the default shell. Everybody loved Bob!
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Can you link the particualr article? I'd like to read it (cause I think I've been implementing MVVM and would like to be sure!) and couldn't find the right one.
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It's been awhile since I've worked in C++ but as I skim stackoverflow and glance at the occasional specificaiton or example of C++11 I can't help but think to myself that it has become an amalgam of every computer language trend since C. How anybody figures out to write C++11 coherently, using the correct language features, at the correct time in the correct way is now beyond me. So I for one do not miss friend classes or private inheritance (or multiple inheriteance for that matter). I say Yay C# for its relative simplicity!
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/dance
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Terrence Dorsey wrote:
Obscurity and obsessive abstraction are two of the worst problems that affect software development.
Too true. http://xkcd.com/974/[^]
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Just updated my article without error. Thanks Chris
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Cool. Shall we try again?
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Hey Chris, I am seeing this same error suddenly. I had saved a version or two of an aritcle in process but now I can't submit updates. Don
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So I picked up one of those firesale touchpads and of course loaded android on it right away. I gotta say, of three tablet OS's I've used (ios, webos and android) I prefer webos by far. Too bad it's future is, well, uncertain to say the least.
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I've got the HTC HD7 (TMobile) which I am very happy with. The OS itself is pretty slick and full featured (all of my previous phones were either windows mobile or blackberry so that may not be a valid comparison ;P ) Biggest thing for me, being a MS developer, WP7 gives me the ability to do some mobile app development wihtout having to learn a new technology stack or, heaven forbid, try to understand objective c.
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I haven't used the Pro but I do love my HD7. The virtual keybaord is adequate for my needs for occasional texts, short emails, web address typing and short note taking.
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I've been thinking of adding codeporject rss feeds to this one. CP Vanity for Windows Phone 7[^] I'd totally be up for making it an open project if anyone is interested.
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Ah. That makes sense. I figured it was something simple. Didn't realize there was a size rule. Thanks Kunal
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Hey guys, Not sure if this a bug or a glitch or I'm just doing something wrong, but my technical blog over at blog spot hasn't synced in quite some time. I've got CodeProject in the tags and have added the rel link. http://spookycoding.blogspot.com/[^] Any clues? Don
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This is the best part of the class
doud wrote:
public static string GetGuid() { return Guid.NewGuid().ToString(); }
Maybe rename the class to DateTimeExtendedGetNewGuidAsString
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You could write a generic helper class for that.
static class TypedNull
{
public static T GetNull<T>()
{
return null as T;
}
}
billAmount != null ? billAmount.CurrencyAsShort : TypedNull.GetNull<short?>()
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modified on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 4:49 PM
Ever since the horrors of MFC's CArchive I've stayed away from built in serialization routines for anything except inter-process transfer of object state where both sides of conversation are guaranteed to agree on object versioning and layout. IMHO using some platform dependent mechanism, especially one that persists an opaque binary data structure, to persist object state ties you to that platform for the life of the application or means some messy translation code to migrate stored objects to the next platform, or even the next version of your objects. My $0.02: if you're going to persist an object to a database or file system, do it in such a way that you'll be able to deserialize that object 2-3 years from now with some completely other technology than the one you're using today; i.e. if it ain't Xml don't persist it. :-O
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OK, one last idea and then I'm out of suggestions: Have you tried looping through the Application::Documents collection looking for a file with the dsw extension?