VB.Net Markup for your TiddlyWiki (and almost any other language!)
Need to add a language to the Highlight.js plugin on your tiddlywiki? Here’s how… Continue Reading
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These articles are based more around different programming languages, practices and code snippets
Arranging dlls into subfolders – the Probing element
Would you rather put all of your dlls into a subfolder of the folder holding your main .exe file? here’s a very quick article showing you how! Continue Reading
Multiple SSH Keys for multiple Bitbucket accounts
There are a few ways to achieve the holy grail of multiple bitbucket accounts linked to the same pc whilst never having to use a password, depending on what you put into your config file (more on that shortly) with… Continue Reading
Git intermediate commands
Outside of the given simple lifecycle of a feature branch git offers a lot more by way of information about commits and navigating between those commits and whilst you may use these commands less frequently they start to show you… Continue Reading
Git Lifecycle
Here are the git bash commands that you’ll need for a more typical feature branch development. Grab the repo firstly we want to grab the project from the remote repo into a local folder. navigate in the terminal to the… Continue Reading
Git basics
Git is a tool long since used by developers to keep track of their code changes, it allows them to easily see when and what any particular change was and share those changes with remote repositories. I should’ve come to… Continue Reading
Simple Complex SQL Updates – Updating a Derived Table
When amending data in a large SQL database it makes sense that the bread-and-butter command is the classic UPDATE statement. this statement is reasonably simple and has the following syntax: (the MSDN link is here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177523.aspx ) UPDATE TABLE_NAME SET column1=value1,column2=value2,…… Continue Reading
Like and Ranges
You will likely be aware of the ‘like’ operator and its use and the common use of the % symbol to denote a string of 0 or greater length of any characters. What you may not know is how to… Continue Reading
Finding columns and tables
Querying the sys, tables in a database can make looking for references to objects or listing out columns a very simple task. Whilst the tables being queried hold a lot of interesting and useful information it’s generally necessary to be… Continue Reading
Email from code
Whilst trying to come up with ways to make life easier at work I noticed that automating an email to appear with a subject, addressee and body pre-populated could save a lot of time in some circumstances – genius. Trying… Continue Reading