A Blog About Random Computer Subjects
Summary This blog post will show you how to create a COM (Component Object Model) object in C# that you can use in your classic ASP code. Why would anybody do that? Amazing as it might seem, there is a lot of classic ASP code out there in the form of legacy applications. It’s monstrously … Read moreCreating a COM Object for Classic ASP
Summary I’m going to create a series about how Microsoft handles sessions for VB.Net and C# web applications. The purpose of these posts will be to provide a clearing-house of all the information needed to get a common session system going between multiple languages. The Problem Web sites typically use session data to keep track … Read moreWeb Sessions
Introduction In my previous two blog posts on game algorithms, I showed how to search for a ship in a battleship game. Now, I’m going to show how to sink a ship as soon as your search algorithm gets a hit. In this article, I’m only going to discuss possible algorithms, there will be no … Read moreGame Algorithms (Part 3)
Introduction If you read my last game algorithm blog post you’re probably screaming at me “Where’s the rest of the game AI ?!!” So in this post I’m going to go more in depth on searching for a ship to sink. In a future post, I’ll show how to figure out where to fire once … Read moreGame Algorithms (Part 2)
Summary In this post, I’m going to show how to write a unit test that can access a private method of an object under test. There is a lot of debate about whether private methods should be accessed from unit tests or that they should be either not tested, or made public. I’m going to … Read moreAccessing Private Methods From Unit Tests
Intro I have a few blog post subjects in progress, but they’re going to take some time to develop the sample applications that I’ll need in order to explain the techniques that I’ll be blogging about. In the mean time, and due to a little A.D.D. on my part, I’m going to do a blog … Read moreGame Algorithms