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Guy Langston
London, England
blog@guylangston.net
The fine and noble art of software engineering and architecture. A sprinkling of general ramblings, rants and observations on life, love and the state of the universe. There is no real goal here; no political, social or technical allegiance.

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• Blog from Scratch
• C# Voodoo - default(Type)
• Cute, Strange and Unexpected Development Stuff
• Software Engineering
• Development Tools and Utilities
• String to TrippleDES
• A digression into GZIP, 7ZIP in managed C#
• Conways Game Of Life
• LinkDump
• Open Source vs. Tools Makers
• Refactoring with ReSharper
• SokoSolve Sokoban Client, Part 1
• SokoSolve Sokoban Client, Part 2
• Utility: Visual Studio 2003/2005/2008 Solution Cleaner
• .NET Process Maximum Memory
• Twitter from C#
• Battersea
• A strongly typed Identifier Scheme

Technical Blogs

• Anthony Steele
• Neil Mosafi
• Carlo Kruger
• Greg Beech
• Joel On Software
• High Scalability

WPF

Windows Presentation Foundation

Title	Modified	Summary
Utility: Visual Studio 2003/2005/2008 Solution Cleaner	Wed, 22 Apr 2009	Visual studio (and its related tools) tends to leave a lot of temp files around. Mostly this is not a problem, however every now and again they are a nuisance: When you want to distribute your source code When you want to add the code to external source control (SubVersion) When you need the free space ...snip...snip..

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in any way. © Copyright 2009 -- Guy Langston