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JustDecompile – great application for Decompiling .NET assemblies.

So I came across a situation the other day. I had been given some source code for a .NET assembly, but it was missing some code that was in a compiled version we were also given. But it was ok! A friend recommended a free .NET decompiler by the guys at Telerik called JustDecompile. It [...]

Interface – a great iPhone layout prototyping app

A friend once showed me this brilliant app for the iPhone that can be used to do interface design and prototyping for Objective C applications on the iPhone. Personally, I have only just started using it to test ideas that I have when I have them, which is quite handy as more often then not [...]

Adding a new column to a table in SQL

Today I found myself needing to add an extra column for a SQL table and I needed to do it using a script. For anyone out there reading this, it’s actually a pretty easy thing to do. This is what you have to write: [code lang="sql"]ALTER TABLE tblTable ADD NewCol INT NOT NULL CONSTRAINT Constraint_NewCol [...]

Enabling Web Services Enhancements in Visual Studio 2008

I was working on a project at this week which was initially coded in Visual Studio 2005 and it was implementing Web Services Enhancements 3.0 to transfer data between a client application to a server web service. When I converted it to 2008, it no longer worked when I updated the web references due to [...]

How To Fix Logon Failure Error on Windows Server 2008

If your using Windows Server 2008 like I do at work, you’ll know that can control who can and can’t login to your machine. However, if you ever need to emulate another user’s login in order to access a network share, you may come across the following error: Logon Failure: The user has not been [...]

Mac Tip: Adding A Folder To The Sidebar

In Finder, you may sometimes find your accessing the same folder again and again. To add it in as one of the places, select the folder and simply drag it into the spot you want. It will then be displayed as a place.