App Development

gTalk Add In for Visual Studio

May 25, 2011 - 5 Comments - App Development

gTalk

Developers normally don’t want a chat when working, but if you want to talk with your friends, do it in style. gTalk add-in is a gtalk client inside Visual Studio. You can dock, hide the client as a debug window. If you want to write your own client, feel free to check on my code.

Moving from SVN to Mercurial

May 12, 2011 - 5 Comments - App Development, Web Development

Tortoise HG
When I start at my company, their system uses a very old SVN system. It’s slow, it can’t even branch properly and give me conflicts all the time. So the very first thing is to migrate it to a new version control system. I wrote a tutorial about starting with Git before, so I’m quite tempting to use Git, but in the end I decide to go for Mercurial. This article will show you how to move your existing projects in SVN to a mercurial repository.

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Easily lock your folder

December 13, 2010 - 4 Comments - App Development, C#.NET Code

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There are always time you found you need to hide some sensitive information. There are a few solutions out there where allow you to encrypt your folder although it will takes a bit of time for the encryption (and cost money to buy). Some of my friends choose to use Windows folder hide attribution or [...]

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Did you know about db4o – a brilliant object oriented database

January 27, 2010 - 8 Comments - App Development

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Db4o. It’s an object oriented database. It’s so simple, so easy to learn, well, you nearly don’t need to remember anything new.

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The guide to basic Git for absolutely beginer

May 27, 2009 - 7 Comments - App Development, Web Development


In my company, we use SVN as our revision system, so I have to use SVN at work everyday. It’s good at a certain level however there are also a lot of limit behind its structure. So I decide to move to Git to see if this system any better.

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