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ByRef, ByVal, COM Objects, and Excel

I'm working on getting things into and out of Excel.  In one scenario I copy an Excel Range or Rows from one Excel Worksheet to a Worksheet in another Workbook.  This Workbook then acts as a storage repository for the Range of Rows and is saved
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Integration Test in a Build?

Integration tests are dependant tests that go across boundaries; database to the data layer, UI to the client layer, Model Layer of the MVC to the Something Layer, and the list goes on.  These tests are not something that can be added to a build
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Gun Toting Mercenaries...

...Yeah Us, Get Out of Our Way We're Leading! Over the last few months I've worked through some projects that have a unique trait.  The last time I worked in a scenario like this it was at Bank of America.  At Bank of America some of the team
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Blogs, .NET Blogs, Blogging AAAGGGH!

I was talking with a co-worker recently.  He had stumbled onto Scott Hanselman's Blog.  We started talking about the major blogs that could/should/probably be read on a regular basis and what information they provide.  I came up with a

Testing Environments

The new project is going to require multiple OS, Browser, and Office versions support.  This is just a list of my ideal platforms to test for.  In other words, "What I find acceptable to build modern platform tools to". OS - OS-X, Linux, Windows
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Imagine a Development Project

I had my imagination stumble into a scenario recently based on Jeremy Miller's blog entry "My Game Plan for Starting a Project from Scratch".  Imagine a development project where you get to start everything from scratch.  Imagine you can setup

Slave Labor != Productivity and Output

Scobleizer goes on a partial rant about slackers.  His correlations are all out of whack.  I'm not even going to link him as I feel he doesn't need anymore publicity then he already has. I still strongly agree with the Edwards W. Demming and
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Oh Wait, Nevermind, I Understand Why Architect was Stolen!

So I was digging around on www.indeed.com and they have some really cool analytic tools for deducing what the job market and salary info is for a particular industry.  Just put in the keywords and boom, awesome results.  One of the things that
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Wednesday Recruiter Discussion

This Wednesday I'm going to be meeting with a group of recruiters to go over some .NET Framework topics.  I'm doing this to provide a good foundation in which to discuss, question, and inquire with the prospective candidates that they speak with. 

Cube Processing and Stuff to Do

Often I sit wondering how I should kill the time I have between cube builds and incremental builds.  Even when I have a minimal amount of data in a cube the sucker can take a couple of minutes to even 15-30 minutes sometimes to build.  It all
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Clarity and Rambling

I sat down and re-read my last blog entry.  It might have come off in a way that I might not have wanted, but I'm 100% against deleting content or altering (except for spelling corrections).  Amended text or another entry are just fine in my
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Doing Things My Way

President's Day.  Not sure why their is a holiday for the Presidents but I really don't care, I have the day off!  George Washington is probably rolling in the grave realizing we've not heeded barely a single of his or the fore fathers warnings. 

.NET Middle Tier Work

A recent topic that has come up in discussion is pieces of middle tier patterns and libraries.  I decided I'd enumerate some of the pieces I've used in middle tier work throughout my career, then I thought, "why?"  Instead, I'm going to scour

Bailey's Tap Room and .NET Architecture Planning

Ok, so nothing so fancy schpancy as architecture planning will be going on, but beers will be had, discussions about .NET will take place, and generally a good ole' time.  So if anyone is downtown around 5ish, just look for my gleaming shaved head
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The Perfect Development Environment

A friend of mine recently asked, what would be the ideal dream job/work scenario.  I started thinking about it and created this list (Which I'll be pointing him to).  I thought it would be an entertaining post, so here are the things I came
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