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  • Database table & column naming conventions

    When designing databases I use the following table & column naming conventions: Tables: Pascal case for entity based tables. Example: Organisations, AuditScheme. "Connector case" for connector tables. This means Pascal case joined by an underscore. Example: Organisation_AuditScheme, Partnership_Organisation...
    Posted to Adam Heunis tech talk (Weblog) by attie on 07-14-2005

  • SharpDevelop: the open source solution for C# coders

    Anyone who reads this blog will know that I am a supporter of open source & open standards etc. In this light I'd like to mention SharpDevelop from the guys at ic#code . Once again my learned friend, Phil Armitage, first introduced me to SharpDevelop a couple of years ago. This is a very useful open...
    Posted to Adam Heunis tech talk (Weblog) by attie on 06-15-2005

  • Visual Studio.NET IDE matures with 2005

    I find 2005 an absolute pleasure to work with sofar. Apart from some expected (this is only Beta 2) bugs I think they have done really well in maturing what was already there as well as adding some new very useful IDE enhancements. Just some of the stuff that I'm very happy with: One of my pet hates...
    Posted to Adam Heunis tech talk (Weblog) by attie on 05-26-2005

  • Why AJAX? The benefits of AJAX explained.

    While reading the comments on Armand's AJAX Wrapper DLL post , I got the impression that readers weren't quite sure about the benefits of AJAX. AJAX has two huge benefits: Speed and invisibility (ala smart client) makes for a very slick user experience. The smaller server resources footprint helps server...
    Posted to Adam Heunis tech talk (Weblog) by attie on 04-12-2005

  • To refactor or not to refactor?

    In the world of Extreme Programming (XP), refactoring has become the new buzzword. Business usually doesn't quite understand what it means and, in my experience, sees it as having little or no benefit. As a software consultant, I have to say that in most cases refactoring has a very important role to...
    Posted to Adam Heunis tech talk (Weblog) by attie on 04-05-2005
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