Repository of Code
computers November 11th. 2005, 1:09pmOne of the items I lost in the server crash of ‘05 was my Subversion source control server. I had to answer the hard question, “What do you do if your source control server goes down?” I had two options: 1. start re-writing code as quickly as possible or 2. start scrunging around the corners of all my computers hoping to God one of them had a copy of the source. I lucked out, my laptop had all the latest code. In fact, it even had changes I hadn’t checked into the repository. w00t. That’s one big win for me.
So I brought the repository back online yesterday. This time I opened it up for anonymous read access. Feel free to browse the projects over on Broken Industries.
November 11th, 2005 at 1:09 pm
surprised to see the usage of the datatable vs the datareader for the binding of custom objects. a little caching object in there would be nice too. gotta make it scream. didn't know subversion could dump the source code like that, very cool.
November 11th, 2005 at 1:09 pm
You are right, there is definitely a strong argument for creating a data acess object layer, caching or otherwise, when dealing with MySQL. It's a pain in the rear dealing with inline SQL. At least when the database is MSSQL the stored procedures can aide in organizing standard data retrieval.