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Windows Event Log with Error, Warning, Info

Tune logging levels in Production without recompiling code

December 5, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 3 Comments

This article first appeared in Software Development Practice, Issue 1, published by IAP (ISSN 2050-1455)  Abstract When raising log events in code it can be difficult to choose a severity […]

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Assert-based Error Reporting in Delphi

January 29, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

[This is a very old article I wrote back in 2002 when I worked for a company which built MRI scanners and was subsequently bought by Oxford Instruments. The driver for […]

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Microsoft Application Blocks

May 30, 2006by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Microsoft Application Blocks form a collection of ready-built ‘clumps’ of code which solve common problems such as security management, data access, logging, etc. They are the tangible result of the […]

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Presenting the error GUID to the user

Tracking Exceptions in Web Services with GUIDs

October 4, 2005by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Note: This article first appeared in CVu Issue 17.5 (October 2005). CVu is the journal of ACCU, an organisation in the UK dedicated to excellence in software programming. Some links […]

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Better transactions using delegates

Better Transactions with Delegates in C#

August 22, 2005by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

This article was first published in the ACCU magazine CVu in August 2005. Reproduced here with permission. Source code for this article (in C#/.NET 1.1) is at https://github.com/matthewskelton/TransactionsWithDelegates Introduction The Delegate type […]

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