Code Walkthrough vs. Code Review
How many of you use walkthroughs instead of reviews? Or in conjunction with Reviews? Or only use walkthroughs? Are Walkthroughs beneficial and how have you all implemented code walkthroughs? ...
How many of you use walkthroughs instead of reviews? Or in conjunction with Reviews? Or only use walkthroughs? Are Walkthroughs beneficial and how have you all implemented code walkthroughs? ...
I'd like to learn how FireFox works behind the scenes. I'd like to understand the source code and the different components but the code-base is rather large and I'm not sure where to start. I'm wondering if there is some sort of walk though written up by anybody either from the firefox team or from outside the community. I've looked ...
I am in the process of evaluating Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and looking for possible replacements for current our data access layer. The Entity Framework looks like a promising replacement to the data retrieval functionality in our applications. Does anyone have a great walk-through/tutorial that demonstrates how to use the Entity Fram...
I am interested in contributing something to mono whether it is a documentation or what ever. As a first step, I downloaded the source tree for going through the code. However, I thought if some one would've spend enough time to understand the project structure that would help everyone here. Any one point me out where the project structu...
I find unit testing vital. Several times I have tried the TDD but given up on it as sitting down with a piece of paper and drawing out a few diagrams first always seem more productive. As so many advocate the TDD I will keep trying. I looked at this http://xprogramming.com/xpmag/sudoku5 (the last article of 5) but this seemed to high...
Let's say I have a form for adding/editing products (with field 'user' being a foreign key to my User) triggered from two separate view functions - add/edit : def product_add(request): userprofile = UserProfile.objects.get(user=request.user) if request.method == 'POST': form = ProductAddForm(request.POST, request.FILES,)...