Matthew ".NET 247" ReynoldsMatthew Reynolds... software development consultant, author, speaker and trainerThis blog has moved- February 13, 2004 For anyone out there who wants to keep in touch, this blog has moved to: http:dotnet247.comBlogsmattr.http://weblogs.asp.net/mreynolds/archive/2004/02/13/72446.aspx RecruitmentConsultants- February 4, 2004 After running a post looking for contract and permanent developers in the UK, Damian blogged about his experiences with recruitment consultants and I&8217;ve become so incensed that I feel the need to rant, hence this post. I know that when I feel a very strong reaction to a particular topic that I have some emotional baggage associated with it, and as such I have a lot of unresolved anger towards recruitment consultants. I&8217;ll try and be balanced, and brief, and share some of..http://weblogs.asp.net/mreynolds/archive/2004/02/04/67417.aspx UK .NET Developers - Job Opportunties- February 4, 2004 A number of my clients dotted around the UK are looking for contract and permanent developers. If you're interested in jumping ship from where you are now for pastures new, please send me your CV together with a covering letter detailing information about yourself, what kinds of projects you enjoy, etc. This is 100% recruitment consultant free. I'm not a recruitment consultant, my clients aren't recruitment consultants, I can't stand them and I'm sure you can't either. The e-mail...http://weblogs.asp.net/mreynolds/archive/2004/02/04/67270.aspx Showing custom info in VS .NET debugger- February 1, 2004 Mattias Sj&246;gren writes on .NET 247 how you can hack the VS .NET debugger to show more useful information about an object in the Watch window. I must admit, it bugs the life out of me that some objects give you a decent bit of info, whereas others just tell you what they are. Apparently, you can hack the VS.NETCommon7PackagesDebuggermcee_cs.dat file such that you can instruct VS .NET to automatically expand objects. It can only dig into properties (i.e. no methods). ...http://weblogs.asp.net/mreynolds/archive/2004/02/01/65828.aspx |