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Sometime within the past month, I came across an informal rating system for software projects. Some of the criteria were:
Are daily builds made
Is the project under version control
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Perhaps This article on Joel or something similar on Coding Horror?
The Joel Test?
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I'm looking for an API that will provide real-time lightning strike data in a metro area and searches have come up short. Please send me the link and an overview of your experience if you have worked with one in the past.....
Thanks!
I would recommend that you have a look at the Vaisala Global Lightning Dataset GLD360 system.
Turns out, there are two big players:
1) Vaisala
2) NAPLN
We chose to use NAPLN.
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Just a tutorial to cover the basics of state machines and design patterns.
From this Google list, there's a nice one on Widipedia.
The Portlands Pattern Repository's Wiki has a few hints and pointers: StatePattern.
Try http://www.state-machine.com.
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I've intrigued by Plausible Labs PLActorKit:
http://code.google.com/p/plactorkit/
But the documentation just has single single Echo example. Before diving into it further I'm curious if there are any open source projects using PLActorKit I can take a look at.
A quick search on GitHub revealed TumblKitNG, which seems to make use of PLActorKit.
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I'm looking for an open-source VB.NET app that demonstrates a lot of .NET's power, ideally something that works fully offline. Maybe some of you have encountered an amazing utility app on CodeProject?
The VB.NET tag on CodePlex should keep you going for a while.
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Question says it all. I tried browsing through the latest tag but could not find the implementations for said functions.
Math.cs and String.cs. I agree it's a bit tricky, though Moon is definitely the wrong place.