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The Odd-yssey: My Epic Journey Chasing Down Webpage Performance Issues

by Nate Lowry | Jul 2, 2014 | Software Engineering

No debugging adventure is boring. As a case in point, I was recently trying to nail down the cause of some weird behavior experienced by a specific customer with a specific setup on a specific mobile device running EliteForm’s Paperless application. The majority of...

Load Testing in Visual Studio 2010

by Adam Miller | Sep 29, 2011 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices, Software Development Tips & Tricks, Software Engineering

Have you ever wondered if your custom data access code is any more efficient than simply loading a DataTable? Not that I’d recommend using DataTables except for certain situations, but Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate makes it easy to load test your data access...

Single-Stepping Through MS Code

by Ben Origas | May 10, 2011 | Software Development Tips & Tricks

Microsoft allows you to single-step through the framework code via Visual Studio 2008/10. To enable this under 2010 is trivial. Do the following: Within Visual Studio, open Tools > Options…. The following window displays. Browse to Debugging – Symbols. Make...

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