Comments for Mo Khan's Blog http://lostechies.com/mokhan Just another LosTechies site Tue, 12 May 2009 07:06:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Windows Forms Data Binding by Pakistanjobs.pk http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2008/08/02/windows-forms-data-binding/#comment-5 Pakistanjobs.pk Tue, 12 May 2009 07:06:21 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2008/08/01/windows-forms-data-binding.aspx#comment-5 Awesome post. I love stuff like this. Regard http://www.Pakistanjobs.pk Awesome post. I love stuff like this.

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]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by Dale http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-62 Dale Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:43:43 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-62 I got through three minutes of the screencast before I gave up. There are much faster ways of communicating information than TYPING and when nothing has been shown within a few minutes, people tend to stop there. Did you know Visual Studio can natively rename stuff? I got through three minutes of the screencast before I gave up. There are much faster ways of communicating information than TYPING and when nothing has been shown within a few minutes, people tend to stop there.

Did you know Visual Studio can natively rename stuff?

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by joey http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-61 joey Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:58:13 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-61 also, you should use keyboard jedi so we know what keyboard shortcuts you are using. also, you should use keyboard jedi so we know what keyboard shortcuts you are using.

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by joey http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-60 joey Mon, 06 Apr 2009 21:57:32 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-60 hey mo, what is your shell enviornment? hey mo, what is your shell enviornment?

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by remi bourgarel http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-59 remi bourgarel Mon, 06 Apr 2009 10:58:46 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-59 I installed ReSharper a few weeks ago and i uninstalled it after 3-4 days : to complicated to setup (i didn't find where i can change the c# version ...) and it slows down my machine. The refactor is enough for me (rename / find all references / go to definition). Sorry :) I installed ReSharper a few weeks ago and i uninstalled it after 3-4 days : to complicated to setup (i didn’t find where i can change the c# version …) and it slows down my machine.
The refactor is enough for me (rename / find all references / go to definition).
Sorry :)

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by bobfox http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-58 bobfox Sat, 04 Apr 2009 17:28:53 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-58 I absolutely prefer CodeRush / Refactor!. Do yourself a favor and try out the latest version 9.1 released a few days ago. And as DaRage already stated: JetBrains is always late. They needed ages to come up with a version for VS 2005, then they failed again for VS 2008. At the same time I have always been able to use the newest CodeRush stuff even in the VS Betas. I absolutely prefer CodeRush / Refactor!.
Do yourself a favor and try out the latest version 9.1 released a few days ago.
And as DaRage already stated: JetBrains is always late. They needed ages to come up with a version for VS 2005, then they failed again for VS 2008.
At the same time I have always been able to use the newest CodeRush stuff even in the VS Betas.

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by DaRage http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-57 DaRage Sat, 04 Apr 2009 12:59:09 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-57 As visual studio being released every 2-3 years, resharper will have a hard time keeping up. they just got up to date with vs 2008 not too long ago and vs 2010 is going to be released in sepetember. As visual studio being released every 2-3 years, resharper will have a hard time keeping up. they just got up to date with vs 2008 not too long ago and vs 2010 is going to be released in sepetember.

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by Kris-I http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-56 Kris-I Sat, 04 Apr 2009 10:30:25 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-56 ReSharper .... or CodeRush :) ReSharper …. or CodeRush :)

]]> Comment on I Heart ReSharper! by Joe http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper/#comment-55 Joe Sat, 04 Apr 2009 05:53:37 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/04/03/i-heart-resharper.aspx#comment-55 No sound? Or is it just me? No sound? Or is it just me?

]]> Comment on BDD on Creatine by Rob http://lostechies.com/mokhan/2009/03/12/bdd-on-creatine/#comment-54 Rob Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:41:10 +0000 /blogs/mokhan/archive/2009/03/12/bdd-on-creatine.aspx#comment-54 It's not that I couldn't determine what the intent was ... It's that it took more effort to grock the intent (and whether the test was testing that) than I felt it should -- and I'm at least somewhat familiar with (as in, I've written code using them) all of the different techniques being used in the example. YMMV. It’s not that I couldn’t determine what the intent was … It’s that it took more effort to grock the intent (and whether the test was testing that) than I felt it should — and I’m at least somewhat familiar with (as in, I’ve written code using them) all of the different techniques being used in the example.

YMMV.

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