I completely agree. I used this library couple of years back and was delighted to see it work straightaway along with a very good code quality and equally good comments.
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
jschell wrote:
Good try but no I don't buy it.
Agreed.
Me too.
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
Should it be named new DOS (Dell Operating System)? ;P
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
3 cheers !!:thumbsup:
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
Ya i know the best development tool would be VS. But what about designing... we have tools like Rational Rose for designing, JUnit for testing etc. But i donno whether these can be used with .NET projects... Do we have any other good tools for .NET?
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
hi guys, what tools do you generally use for designing, development and testing of .NET projects? are there any good tools available?
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it.
Both GDS and WDS are slow and at times hangs up or give crap results. i use Copernic desktop search and its much better, both interface and functionality wise. No one here seems to use it... :(
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
Heaviness is the only problem :~ otherwise, notebook shud be the preferred option.
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.
thats purely a prediction... it could go either way... :-> :)
All are born right-handed. Only gifted few overcome it. There's NO excuse for not commenting your code.