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Category «Tools & Utilities»
Video: ReSharper Secrets
Just finished watching the ReSharper Secrets video on the JetBrainsTV channel on YouTube. Several good tips there. Definitely worth watching. The presenter spends the bulk of the time talking about Annotations – which are how ReSharper works a lot of its magic and are now available to us for decorating our own code. He closes …
Weekly roundup, 2-21-2014
My friend Dan recently asked Has anyone already written the code to use the AVR on the Gertboard for the Raspberry Pi as a simple GPIO expansion/demux? I don’t have an answer for him, but maybe you do, or know somebody who does? Seattle to sport one of the first Bitcoin ATMs in the U.S. …
Weekly roundup 2-14-2014
I’m going to try something new, in an effort to both share things I find out about and write more. Each week I’ll compile a list of cool and/or useful tools, information, tips, etc. and post them here each Friday: Listened to a great Hanselminutes podcast interview with Model View Culture – A new media …
Using Github
This blog post was written specifically for my co-workers at Washington State community and technical colleges, but I suspect will be useful to anyone getting started with Github, so I am posting it here. This post is Copyright (c) 2013, Bellevue College and the State of Washington. First, some definitions Git A software tool for …
Tool: DNS Benchmark
Steve Gibson, the host of Security Now, has published a new freeware tool; DNS Benchmark. Like all of Steve’s freeware, it’s a stand-alone executable (great for USB drives) and is very compact – at less than 200k. I haven’t tried out this final release, but did experiment with an early version. It’s a great tool …