Thinking that the VS.Net designer’s inability to deal with generic base classes will disqualify this otherwise sweet approach…
But unlike shadows, it ONLY hides the method w/ same signature, not all methods w/ same name. #vbnet
You can overload a method w/ another w/ exact same signature *IF* it’s an inherited method? Effectively shadows original method. #vbnet
Hoepfully I’m not too late: @TheWebSqueeze are giving away 2 copies of Balsamiq Mockups! http://tinyurl.com/twsbalsamiq #twsbalsamiq
VS.PHP rocks! I love coding my PHP in the same IDE as my .Net! Everything works as expected regardless of the language! Sweet!
Daughter: “Mommy said I have to have treats after supper.”
Me: “Yeah, I’m sure she did. Nice try.”
Dang! Tweetie 2 is awesome!
I don’t like “utility classes” (classes full of nothing but static methods). Is that wrong?
And so begins my first ever attempt at playing golf…
How does an application ensure it’s calling a legitimate web service in an SOA architecture?