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The Cutting Edge
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G'Day Developers!
Do you refactor your code and keep methods short?
Refactoring is all about making
code easier to understand and
cheaper to modify without
changing its behaviour.
As a rule of thumb, no
methods should be greater than
50 lines of code. Long-winded
methods are the bane of any
developer and should be avoided
at all costs. Instead, a method
of 50 lines or more should be
broken down into smaller
functions.
NB: Visual Studio 2005 has
refactoring tools built in.
More on Rules to
Better Code
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Cheers until next time,
Adam
SSW Chief Architect and Microsoft Regional Director, Australia
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Sydney .NET User Group - The best
place to learn .NET for free in
Sydney
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Sydney .NET User Group
19 October 2005 (6 Days to go)
This month
our special guest, Microsoft's David
Lean, takes you through his
Microsoft TechEd 2005 session, Ad
Hoc Reporting with Report Builder:
Extending the capabilities of SQL
Server 2005 Reporting Services.
Tatham Oddie will
demonstrate working with the new
WinFS SDK that has now been
released in beta. WinFS helps to
bridge the gap between the file
systems of today and relational
databases.
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Wed. 19th October 5:45 pm
See You There!!!|
Sorry I can't make it
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Reporting Services Training -
Brisbane
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THIS
IS THE BLUE RIBBON EVENT NOT TO BE
MISSED!
Creating Reporting Solutions using
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting
Services
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SPECIAL OFFER: SAVE $100.00 WITH SSW
Tue. 25th & Wed. 26th October
2005 (12 Days to go)
No doubt that by now you have
heard of Microsoft SQL Server
Reporting Services - Microsoft's
solution to the web reporting
problem. Join Microsoft Regional
Director and SSW Chief Architect
Adam Cogan as he takes you
through the basics of Reporting
services, managing your report
content, administering your
reports as well as adding custom
code..
This 2 day course provides
attendees with the knowledge and
skills to author, deploy and
manage reports using Mircosoft
Reporting Services.
This course is ideal for
database administrators,
database developers, IT
Professionals, and partners with
a minimum 6 months SQL Server
2000 and SQL Server 7.0
experience, and basic Microsoft
Visual Studio .NET navigation skills.
Contact:
Advertise with SSW | 736f7068696562656c6c65407373772e636f6d2e6175
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VS
LIVE! - Sydney
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28th November - 2nd December
2005
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VSLive! , the premier event
for developers working in Visual Studio.NET, returns to Sydney for the first time in three years.
Come learn the latest on essential developer
topics
such as ASP.NET2.0, ADO.NET 2.0, Windows Communication Foundation (Indigo), NET Framework 2.0, Enterprise
Library, and more from the insiders at Microsoft and expert third-party practitioners
Special Offer: Register by 26 October
& SAVE $200.00!!!
Monday 28th November till Fri. 2nd December 2005 at
Hilton Hotel , George Street, Sydney.
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Monday 28th November till Friday
2nd December 2005 at
Hilton Hotel , George Street,
Sydney. (Opposite Queen
Victoria
Building).
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2 Day .NET Training -
Australia & New Zealand
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 Microsoft Access: Migrating to SQL Server & .NET
Melbourne: 6th & 7th
December (53 days to go!)
Sydney:
12th & 13th December (59 days to
go!)
New Zealand: 15th & 16th
December (62 days to go!)
Canberra: 19th & 20th
December (66 days to go!)The Goal: To convert an Access
application to .NET Windows Forms
and Reporting Services powered by a
SQL Server Database.
This event will be hosted by Adam
Cogan, Microsoft Regional Director
and SSW Chief Architect.
Contact:
Advertise with SSW | 736f7068696562656c6c65407373772e636f6d2e6175
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