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  • XML, XSLT, XSD & Web Service getting started Book Recommendation
    T TheRegan

    XSLT for dummies is an excellent introduction and will give you a solid grounding in the subject. Search engines will teach you everything else you need to know! :-)

    Follow my mission to create a business application in LightSwitch at: http://therearefourlightswitches.blogspot.com

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  • Why newbies should pick C# over VB!
    T TheRegan

    Well said!

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  • What are your curly-bracing style?
    T TheRegan

    Love it. Excellent explanation.

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  • What are your curly-bracing style?
    T TheRegan

    + 1000000 Although I often fight with myself about single lines i.e. whether to:

    if(a>b) {print "b is less than or equal to a";}

    or:

    if(a>b)
    {
    print "b is less than or equal to a";
    }

    I hate switcing between styles (I am a consistency vampire) so I usually go with the latter. Many of the people I work with go with a single line though. I get that it looks neater and makes for less lines of code.. Maybe I'm just being too fussy?

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