C# Fundamentals - Commonly compared concepts (differences)
I have been asked many time questions like When should I use an abstract class and when I should use an interface? What is difference between delegate and event? Although people know few points of differences, it’s worth to consolidate as many as differences as we can. So I am trying to provide most of the points [...]
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New Year’s Resolutions or Continuous Improvement?
Last week, my friend confidently told me his New Year’s resolutions for 2012: eat healthier and lose 30 pounds, bring down his blood pressure and learn a new language. I laughed because these were the exact same resolutions he made last year — and then quickly forgot. Sound familiar? The beginning [...]
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Story Sizing and Estimation ( Do’s and Dont’s)
Here are the user story estimation techniques that I’ve found effective.This helps escape one of the biggest risk of estimations - we get into , which says estimates are not supposed to be 100% precise. T-Shirt sizing is vague technique - get rid of it Originally I estimated stories as one, two, three, four or as [...]
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Troubleshooting merge replication — Mismatch between the replication metadata
Error Message: The merge process failed because it detected a mismatch between the replication metadata of the two replicas, such that some changes could be lost leading to non-convergence. This could be due to the subscriber not having synchronized within the retention period, or because of one of the replicas being restored to a backup older [...]
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Reclaim Your Inbox
Manage your inbox before it manages you… Today I had the distinct pleasure of speaking to a group of brilliant local leaders on how to Reclaim Your Inbox presented at the Young Presidents’ Organization Washington DC/Baltimore Chapter Retreat in Maryland on January 9, 2012. View the full presentation: Reclaim Your Inbox by GlobalLogic CEO Peter Harrison - - - - - Below [...]
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Simplifying Agile - The art of writing User Stories
When I started my current project as a Functional Analyst last year, I was advised to write user stories in the form of “As a <user>, I want <goal> so that <reason>”. It is a unique way to document the stories but definitely simplifies various challenges of the requirements documentation. By learning how to gather requirements [...]
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Maven Integration with PMD & FindBugs
Apache Maven is a software project management and comprehension tool. Based on the concept of a project object model (POM), Maven can manage a project’s build, reporting and documentation from a central piece of information. In this blog, we will look at integration of [...]
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Runtime Memory Management Basics
Memory – One of the most valuable resources of digital world; always remains in high demand just like the Gold in real world. Every active application visible or invisible, certainly require memory for its operations. Due to its nature of limited and high demand, runtime environment has to be very cautious in allocating memory space [...]
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Singleton Design Pattern using C sharp
Design Patterns are recurring solutions to the software design problems you find again and again in real world application development. These patterns are about design and interaction of objects and also serves as the communication platform concerning reusable solutions to commonly faced programming challenges. This post focuses on the main categories of design patterns and [...]
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Tech Trends for 2012
As the CEO of a software R&D services firm that focuses on new and game-changing technology, I’m often asked what technology trends I see dominating the year ahead. I have several predictions for 2012, and I thought it would be fun to share them with you and learn what trends you foresee developing in the [...]
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Jan 22, 2012
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