The fastest way to read the dimensions (width and height) from a picture / image file in C#, that I know of is: DateTime startDateTime = DateTime.Now; string sourceFolder = @"C:\Temp"; // Get all files
You can add a CSS class to a HTML element, only when this class is not present on the HTML element, by using the jQuery function .toggleClass and using the switch parameter: If your HTML
So if you want to use TDD in .NET and use .NET types from for example mscorlib.dll, then you find your self creating interfaces for things like System.IO.File. System.DateTime etc., this is the way you
I found a very nice article, that explains how to integrate JavaScript unit testing in TFS and MSTest, by using QUnit: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh404088.aspx QUnit is the testing framework used to unit test the JQuery library.
If you want to clear all canvases found in a given div with jQuery, you can use the following code: // Clear all canvases found in the given div, including all child canvases and
If you want to do unit testing with Entity Framework 4.2, I suggest you read this article: http://romiller.com/2010/09/07/ef-ctp4-tips-tricks-testing-with-fake-dbcontext/ It explains how to create a Interface for you DbContext and create fake implementations for the IDbSet,
In your "*.cshtml" pages, use Url.Content and don’t directly specify the locations of the JavaScript files, because specifying the JavaSript files directly will result in 404 error, when using a virtual directory/application within a IIS
Well for ages, I created mine stored procedures like: if exists (select 1 from sys.objects where name = 'GetSales' and type = 'p') begin drop procedure [Reporting].[GetSales] end go create procedure [Reporting].[GetSales] @parameter1 int, @parameter2