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How to use static constructors to initialize c# classes, utilities and singletons

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20-Jun-03

Understand some of the issues surrounding static constructors, beforeFieldInit, and static field initialization for effectively using this c# initialization feature.

Develop mentors list archives

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20-Jun-03

http://discuss.develop.com/

A few hints and tips on c# from Jon

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20-Jun-03

http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/

This has nice section on static initializers and static constructors

Sam Ruby

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19-Jun-03

http://www.intertwingly.net/blog/index.html

Blogs, RSS, etc.

Aaron Skonnard

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19-Jun-03

http://staff.develop.com/aarons/default.htm

I haven't read his books on XML, but has written some of the best XML articles I have read.

Andy Koenig

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19-Jun-03

http://www.research.att.com/info/ark

One of the best in writing technical articles. Particularly his writings on C++ are quite a class by themselves.

Timezones and time conversions across the world

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19-Jun-03

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

Credits: Richard Brown

Timezones and time conversions across the world

EDI maps from Best Buy

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18-Jun-03

https://www.edixchange.com/bestbuy/page4.html

Access the link to see which EDI documents are available here

EDI 204 document map

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18-Jun-03

http://www.edixchange.com/bestbuy/204_map.htm

I have a session at the upcoming OSCON-2003, Portland

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13-Jun-03

The title of the talk is "Moving Beyond JDBC". I will be talking about Hierarchical Data Sets.

List of published articles at O'Reilly

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13-Jun-03

http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/241

These articles cover Java, .Net, XML, JavaScript, and Aspire

Kevin Jones

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13-Jun-03

http://kevinj.develop.com/index.jsp

Works at developmentor

Stuart Halloway

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13-Jun-03

http://staff.develop.com/halloway/weblog/

Works at Developmentor

Ted Neward

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13-Jun-03

http://www.neward.net/ted/weblog/index.jsp

http://staff.develop.com/neward/

Works at developmentor

Ted Neward's Effective C#

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13-Jun-03

http://staff.develop.com/neward/effcsharp/default.htm

Just like Effective c++, Great stuff.

POD - Proof of delivery

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13-Jun-03

Supply chain systems like I2 requires a proof of delivery of goods before an invoice from the carrier is paid.

This also goes by EDI document 214

Glossary of Railroad Lingo

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13-Jun-03

http://www.railroadextra.com/glossry1.Html

This Glossary of Railroad Lingo is from:
Railroad Avenue, by Freeman H. Hubbard, 1945
* Designates Contributed by BW Allen...BNSF Locomotive Engineer
# Designates Contributed by FW Smoter...Web Master Johnstown Flood Page

Railroad Terminology, Slang, and Definitions

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13-Jun-03

http://www.icrr.net/terms.htm

01.Supply chain terms from fspworld

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13-Jun-03

http://www.fspworld.com/logisticsg1.html

Fairly impressive list of definitions. I recommend it as a reference

One quick way to document joins in SQL/Stored Procedures

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13-Jun-03

It is difficult to understand to see what is happening by looking at a complext join in an SQL statement. By adpating a symbols for joins it is easier to get a bird's eyeview of what is happening. This article takes a first swap at the problem.