Developer Tip: Always override ToString() in custom objects and classes
Always override the ToString() method in your custom objects and classes. This is a great help for when you are debugging, because when you mouse-over the object within Visual Studio (while debugging), it will display the value returned by ToString().
Posted at 3:29 pm on December 17, 2007 | leave a comment | Filed Under: .Net, ASP.net, C#, Development, Visual Studio | read on
WordPress themes, part II
I think WordPress takes each theme and changes parts of them to be really bad on purpose. For instance, there are several good themes, including Hemingway, but they each have one or more minor problems. Perhaps, a human is not affected by these limitations whether because they don’t care or because they don’t notice them. [...]
