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@ehexter okay. i'll write one up for monday or tuesday.
lacking idempotence
codecampserver is not perfect. never will be. but there's not a better example of the real deal out there.
@ChrisMissal @TimBarcz hi #iowacodecamp people. wish i was there. *wave*
i think for my next project, i'll try to take @ayende's advice and start with FNH automapping then move to classmaps and hbms as needed
subversion *sigh*
@TimBarcz already thinking about it. baby comes in spring so no travel but next fall it's ON =)
committed subcutaneous test to codecampserver. they help you go real, real fast.
i'm christmas-creeping tonight with some holiday tunes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
@jglozano think anyone would answer "not very" ?
@scottcreynolds that one post in question is from sept. 22 2005
@TimBarcz @scottcreynolds ok, ok, bad example. but i'm just not concerned if my competition is inferior. that's actually good for me.
@ChrisMissal great reason
@TimBarcz aint happening with businesses needing technical solutions. @SittenSpynne my job is (usually) to fix those apps, or replace them
@scottcreynolds that makes sense. i still dont care if one doofus hates to test, though. =)
@simonech custom dev with MOSS doesn't work. anything w/ complexity >= cascading select lists is inappropriate.
@TimBarcz maybe to highlight the selling point.
@TimBarcz so, altruism and talent pool... fair enough
@TimBarcz interesting. what about something that directly affects quality? that's my angle, especially with testing
@scottcreynolds because it presumes competition?
@simonech i'm not talking about how good, i'm talking about how expensive =)
@scottcreynolds with ya there. i advise my clients to not use those programmers
focusing today on diagnostics. step one, a remote appender for log4net
@TimBarcz care a little out of altruism. the talent pool thing is good but i was developed more intentionally, i think thats more effective
@TimBarcz why do you care? (serious question)
@TimBarcz if a restaurant owner has the best food should he care if his competitor uses inferior ingredients?
@simonech when they fail you can pick up the slack. if they keep failing and corp keeps buying, classify corp as not an ideal client
quitting time, 995 file merge in progress, and svn won't let me commit. blah blah non-recursive blah blah.
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