This comment seems to be appearing in my code rather more frequently recently, especially as I have been working with WCF.
This should include the important information which tool generated the file, include version information and parameters used.

WCF code generation is rather weak. It includes 7 wierdly named hidden files. One of these includes a url reference to the web service that generated the client proxy.
If the config file for the service fails to include a reference to the service then the service that generated the client is used. This is very dangerous and will make production code accidently refer to a test server.

Here

This is an alternative to the good old vimtutor.

http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html

And for those scared of vsvim there is always ctrl-shift-F12 which enables/disables vsvim.

Here is a link to a book on programing software in python for kids.

http://www.sp-studio.de/

NDesk.Options

http://www.ndesk.org/Options

This is a fluent api for creating command line option tools.

This is great for adding command-line switches without having to reinvent a parser each time.

$instanceName = get-itemproperty ‘HKLM:SoftwaremicrosoftMicrosoft SQL ServerInstance NamesSQL’ -name MSSQLSERVER

if ($?) {
$i = $instanceName.MSSQLSERVER

set-itemproperty “HKLM:SoftwaremicrosoftMicrosoft SQL Server$iMSSQLServer” -name LoginMode -value 2 -type dword
}

NERD Tree

https://plus.google.com/112678702228711889851/posts/eVeouesvaVX