There are many tools that we can use to show the dependencies between modules, source code files, classes, or functions etc. But there seems no tool for analyzing the dependencies between variables. G
I want to search my asp.net pages and user controls to see which master page and base class they use. I mention search because we are re-f开发者_开发问答actoring a large project and we need to track p
Looking for opinions on this: I have broken out various responsibilities into separate objects.However, many of these objects have dependencies on each other.All of these objects are adhering to inte
Ok so after reading danben\'s answer on this post, I guess I\'m convinced of the need for writting this kind of code, atleast in a lot of cases.My managers seem to be agreeing too.
We have lots of WCF services that are only used by our own code; the code that uses them is mostly in the same solutions files that contains the services.
Or in more specific words, is it \"ok\" to not be relying on setters and getters? I\'m dealing with a class that checks the availability of rooms and sets public properties of which there are more th
Since the System.Data.OracleClient library has been deprecated, we are in the process of migrating our code base to use Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) instead. One of the issues that we have
I have the following sql statement, which works perfectly fine. I was hoping to see how this could be refactored so it doesn\'t require the use of RANK/PARTITION ... if possible.
Warning: Noob here. I know this is a trivial subject but I\'m having a lot of difficulty in figuring out how exactly I can simplify my views by moving parts of them into helpers. For example, I\'ve a
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