Do you think you don't need to change your data source?

Relational Databases

1. Microsoft SQL Server
2. Oracle
3. Mysql

Document / Object Databases (NoSQL)

1. MongoDB
2. Hadoop
3. RavenDB

Text Files 

1. CSV
2. XML
3. Json

Soap Services

1. WCF
2. ASMX Web service

Rest Services

1. WebAPI
2. WCF

Cloud Storage

1. Microsoft Azure
2. Amazon AWS
3. Google Cloud SQL

You should definitely change your data source in future. 

oop concepts

With modern software practices oop principles generates itself more practical. In theory sure these concepts are like laws but for developing steady software you should change your paradigm. I think;

You must look encapsulation concept for strategy like decoupling controls, flows etc.

Polymorphism for implementing different object behaviors, properties etc.

Decide your strategy and look out your operations, flows first before you think object oriented desing :)

enlarge your monitor

I think in future spammers will send email like "Enlarge your monitor"

Funny though but Scott Hanselman advices to developers.

If you're a developer, you need to spend money on a great computer, an awesome monitor, a fantastic chair and a good bed. Start your software career by investing in your own ass.


https://plus.google.com/113698589973698283456/posts/DdJgU2hojDN

cruel capitalism

Capitalism makes a lot of things but most awful one is making people cruel with each other. Not only nature is being destroyed for more goods, being a human becomes cruel with capitalism. disappointing.

Configuration settings

Getting a value from configuration does not make things changeable and easy configurable.

Team leaders, project managers all of lead of something please listen me

Wanna manage project from a one configuration file? This idea is bullshit :)

Risky bugs

Interface changes, developments and updates comes with unseen risks. Example : Older versions has a text area for other descriptions of an advert. It can be unvisible with new versions and nobody can notice this.

When you validate

Please return why it didn’t validate by reference. Like this

public bool ValidateSearchParameters(AdvertSearchParameters advertSearchParameters, ref string errorString)
        {
 
            if (advertSearchParameters.IsTextSearch)
            {
                if (advertSearchParameters.TextKeywords.Length < 5) //TODO : will be provided by config
                {
                    errorString = "Must be more than 5 charachter.";
                    return false;
                }
            }

}

Life runs on code :)

Public Shame

“The public shaming is far more effective than fear of being fired.”

http://framethink.wordpress.com/2011/01/17/how-facebook-ships-code/

A bug can cause bigger effects.