Maybe I would have learned Hodor if it was case insensitive, now it looks to complicated 😃

Have you tried recompile the program in a later version of VS? Have you tried compile it with a newer framework? It could also be a permission issue, where some security has been tightened up in W10...

I just bought "The Complete ASP.NET MVC 5 Course" a few days ago, and I am roughly 50% done, and so far I am very satisfied with the course. I am planning on buying more courses when I am done with this one...

The most annoying thing about that message is that NOTHING HAS HAPPENED, EVERYTHING IS OK, ALERT, ALERT, WARNING, EVERYTHING IS OK, JUST CLICK TO CLOSE ME, AND I WILL GO AWAY, WARNING, ALERT!

I hate when programmers do this, tell me when something is wrong, but don't tell me that nothing has happened!!!

@Mike so, the last 15 years of my life has been pointless... Good to know!

I feel your pain, but seriously: "Maybe also C#, the most pointless programming language in the world."???

On one webpage (http://codingdojo.com/blog/...) that was the fourth most in-demand language, after SQL, Java and Javascript...before C++, Python and PHP...

My process for removing code is :

1. Comment out the code
2. Wait a few days
3.
a. If noone complains, remove the code.
b. If anything strange happens, uncomment the code and pretend that you have no idea why it happened and hope that no one checks the history in TFS/GIT/[insert your source code repository tool here]...
4. If they do check the history, just quit your job, say you're looking to get your dream job as a florist...

Just went to wikipedia to look that up, and I might be wrong...was it really in 2002? Anyway, subtract two years from my rant :-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The first version came around 2000, I think the first beta came in 1999, so thats why I said 17 years...and yes, I am that old :-)

I agree, I was a little too quick to comment on your rant. Didn't even read the entire SO article myself before I commented, sorry 😢

Ok, my link above does not seem to work 100% perfect, but at least you will save some space...

Google still works :-)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...

I actively use all of them, and more that I forgot to mention...my friends actually do call me "The man with all the emailadresses" :-)

@lucaScorpion I use 1 Hotmail AND 2 Gmail AND my own domain ;-)

@Duckman How about clicking "Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2015 with upgrades" in the control panel/Uninstall a program? I thought you where refering to not everything being uninstalled when uninstalling Visual Studio, but your comment where obviously even more weird than that...:-)

@Duckman In visual studio you can build things in several different languages, and for several different platforms. I am sure Microsoft COULD do one big install file for every language and platform, and all other dependencies, but I would not want to be here every day and listen to all the people whining about how VS is uninstallable because it is so huge (ever heared about bloatware in the same sentence as Windows?). And when a dependency has been installed by VS, it can be risky to remove that dependancy when VS is uninstalled, since you might have installed other programs that also uses that dependancy. And also, if you need the disk space, I sugggest that you buy a new hard drive...just saying...

@W1ckeD because coding is frustrating?

@willol ok, I am starting to understand what you are talking about now, but I will still never go back to using command line to compile. I am old enough to have been forced to write code in a text editor and compile with command line compilers and I will never go back ☺️

@willol what? To not use an IDE seems to be a way to make me want to kill myself... I do not know what you are talking about in this thread... ☺️

In visual studio you can just press ctrl + k ctrl + d to automatically format the current document...i believe it formats according to what you have set in the settings.

As a Swedish citizen and a person who also sighs every X code lines, I am offended! ☺️ or not...

So this is what a Linux BSOD looks like....

Amen....

By the way, you don't have a word document added to the solution, and also have the document open in Word, while trying to build? Close word and build again...

I love Project Euler too ☺️

Aah, I don't think that have happened to me, but I mostly code in C#...

I think I will continue to use int.MaxValue ☺️

Doesn't VS always tell you where? Usually you can just double click the error message and jump straight to the line of code...or?

I don't know which IDE you are using, but in Visual Studio there is a fantastic hotkey for us, that spreads breakpoint all over the place. CTRL + SHIFT + F9 clears all breakpoints. Try it, and it will become your friend :-)

Well, books where very important back then. I always had a reference book of the language I was coding in right next to me, just so that you could "google" the syntax of a specific function :-)

So yeah, we made it happen anyway somehow, but of course the programs where a lot smaller back then...no web, no web services, no TFS or GIT or SourceSafe...backup by printing your code basically :-)

As a sidenote I just want to say that I borrowed my first programming book at the local library, and wrote my first program on a typewriter and put it in a binder...I never ran any of thoose programs, since I didn't have a computer back then :-)

And I just want to make it clear, that I am not 80 years old, only 46 :-)