It's crazy generic method time! Here is a method I created for fun that either returns a List<T> or a ObservableCollection<T>, depending on what you pass in via generic parameters. It creates a list of Product entity instances with some fake data. The L stands for the type of IColle

Just ran several tests on EDGe and 3G with my iPhone 3G. Overall the speeds from EDGE were as expected … slow. The average speed after 5 tests on 3 different speed test sites using EDGE was 111kbps. The average speed on 3G after 5 tests on 3 different sites was 390kbps. That’s a pretty substantial i

I was one of the million reported purchasers of the iPhone v2 (aka iPhone 3g) that was released on July 11th. I am going to be reviewing the iPhone after a bit, but there are some obvious first impressions that I wanted to share. Day 1 Purchasing Strategy: It is silly that I even had to think abou

I just confirmed that on Thursday July 24th I will be in Nashua, NH for an INETA sponsored user group meeting with the New Hampshire .NET User Group [http://www.nhdn.com]. I’ll be up in Albany a few days before that at the www.TVUG.net [http://www.TVUG.net]user group, so I’ll be doing a bit of driv

A buddy of mine and I were tossing around some ideas for scrubbing DBNull values so we could more easily grab values from a DataReader. Our first pass resulted with something like this: T NullScrubber<T>(object checkValue) { T outValue; if (checkValue == DBNull.Value) out