OK, I’ve seen a lot of the VB guys complaining that using the ternary operator (which VB.NET just got as of 3.5) makes the code unclear. To which I’ve said said, and continue to say, “Yes of course, if used incorrectly.”
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OK.. first a disclaimer. This post is generated off of software I am evaluating and has nothing to do with anything I’m currently working on (just in case any of my clients read this 
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So, I think we all believe we right quality software. Shoot! Even when I got my first job, I was convinced I was writing good stuff…until I looked at it six months later. And sure most of the time, my code worked.. if you used it the way I used it. But, we all know, it’s the details that make the difference between good software and crappy software. So, here’s a check list:
One of the comments that showed up on the blog post about using 3-tiered with DataSets and the ObjectDataSource was, “How do we set this up so that we can swap out the DAL?” The simple answer to this is, “roll your own Table Adapter.”
Just a quick note to let you know that the Internet Explorer 8 Beta is ready for download along with documentation on how to prepare your site for the new version.
You can find it here: Internet Explorer 8 Readiness Toolkit
Yesterday I mentioned that I was trying to track down another issue with DotNetNuke when I discovered the FavIcon secret.
The problem I was trying to track down was the issue with panes not collapsing completely in IE when there is no content in them. (more…)
