> There are debug visualizers in Visual Studio which helps debugging code a lot easier for developers. I first encountered this in Visual Studio .NET 2003 (if I can remember correctly) and I can simply display my debugger text, HTML or in XML. I normally use this whenever I pass parameter variables or even SQL […]
>One way to test if the LINQ concepts work is to apply it to my daily task as an administrator. As documented, anytime you are working with a collection, like an array or a list, you can use LINQ. In this case, it’s LINQ to Objects. In this example, I’ll work with one of the […]
>Someone asked me about what was on my MSN Messenger status and explained to him what I was doing. Apparently, I was doing LINQ and had it as my MSN status. LINQ stands for Language INtegrated Query, is a condename for a project for a set of extensions to the .NET Framework that encompasses language-integrated […]
I was reading an article by the Harvard Business School entitled How Will Millenials Manage? and was fascinated how I was branded. The article calls the next generation of managers as such. Here’s a brief description taken from the article.They are generally bright, cheery, seemingly well-adjusted, and cooperative. They’ll pull an “all-nighter” for a good […]
I’m back to blogging after a 17-day vacation in the Philippines. My pastor friend, Fred Abad from Cornerstone Christian Church in Quezon City, Philippines asked me to preach at their last service on the first Sunday of the year. What a way to start 2008! Let me highlight that I am not a pastor nor […]