Lance's Whiteboard

Bit by bit, C# is finding its way in the academic environment, I just found out a C# version of Bruno Preiss "Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns". The book is available online (text and code!) here: http://www.brpreiss.com/books/opus6/

Persistence

Lately, I have done alot of thinking about blogs and blogging-behavior.  In general, it seems that bloggars fall into 6 categories:

Having had my own struggles with DateTime parsing, I completely concur with the comments from my peers as they replied to Brad Abrams and the BCL team on the past, present, and future of DateTime processing in the .NET Framework.

After receiving a few emails requesting a rules-summary, I made some changes this weekend.  Version 1.09 of the C# Coding Standards document is now available for download.

I just published the latest version (v1.08)  of my C# Coding Standards.

While working on my blog's appearance, I ended-up doing quite a bit of hacking on the layout.  After receiving several posts, and emails asking how to make these changes, I figured I should post a few simple hacks to the .TEXT templates.  Most use CSS, but a few really bad hacks include some JavaScript.  Here are some examples: