For this .NET Nugget I’d like to touch on a few cool code Attributes and a couple of helpful PreProcessor Directive in C#.
The first attribute I’d like to bring up is Obsolete (no, it isn’t obsolete, but it tells other developers that some code object is Obsolete). This is a really handy attribute you use during development to keep track of dying or dead methods. You can use this attribute to mark up a method as Obsolete, informing other developers that at some point in the future this method will be deprecated.
The ArcReady event for the second quarter has been announced. The topic will be Architecting for Scaleable and Usable Web Applications. There are two sessions the morning of Wednesday, May 21st. It runs from 9:00 AM to 11:45 AM at the Microsoft office in Mason. The show is also on the road in several other cities in the Heartland district.
Get registered for the Cincinnati event.
This hack shows you how to map your USB storage devices to a folder rather than a drive letter. This consistently will keep the same device mapped to the correct folder and you don’t have to worry about the drive letters changing on you. Thanks to Mark H. for pointing this one out to me.