Tutorial by Examples: dry

To help to maintain clean code, Rails follows the principle of DRY. It involves whenever possible, re-using as much code as possible rather than duplicating similar code in multiple places (for example, using partials). This reduces errors, keeps your code clean and enforces the principle of writin...

Extension methods enable you to simplify your interface definitions by only including core required functionality in the interface itself and allowing you to define convenience methods and overloads as extension methods. Interfaces with fewer methods are easier to implement in new classes. Keeping o...

SELECT DISTINCT object_name(i.object_id) AS [Object Name], c.name AS [Partition Column], s.name AS [Partition Scheme], pf.name AS [Partition Function], prv.tot AS [Partition Count], prv.miVal AS [Min Boundry Value], prv.maVal AS [Max Boundry Value] FROM sys.object...