Archive for the 'Programming' Category
November 24th, 2007
If you are a Visual Studio developer or hobbyist (like myself) you probably have heard of CodeProject. For those that haven’t: The Code Project was formed to provide developers with a place to meet and exchange ideas. We hope to provide developers with all the resources they need to help them in [...]
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November 12th, 2007
Introduction
Recently I needed a very simple meter embedded into a StatusStrip like the one shown to the right. The ToolStripProgressBar included in Visual Studio 2005 can almost cut it but it does not have the capability to overlay text onto the bar. In this tutorial I walk you through creating a simple progress bar [...]
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March 20th, 2006
In early Dec. 1999 I purchased the hypercubed.net domain name (followed shortly by hypercubed.com in April 2000). While working on the look an feel of the hypercubed website I wanted to create some 3D projections of hypercubes to decorate the front page. But I didn’t want a simple picture of a hypercube. I [...]
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June 28th, 2005
Ok, just for kicks I’m testing w.bloggar. The HTML editor actually appears to be a little better then BlogJet’s but without the WYSIWYG editing. But the good syntax highlighting helps tremendously. Probably best of all for most people is that w.bloggar is free. The image capabilities in w.bloggar are not as good as BlogJet [...]
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June 26th, 2005
So as a follow-up to my last post regarding Coordinate Exchange I did some digging and discovered the COCOMO model for software cost estimations. In it’s basic form COCOMO can estimate the total effort of a project from the SLOC (source lines of code). So after a little more searching I found this program [...]
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