When you're looking for new business ideas, it's always great if you can go out and interview some actual people who would be using your product.
I hate it when I have Mac Apps that aren't full screen. I've seen some people with crazy desktop apps that I wonder how they get anything done.
I always find myself changing the connection string in my web.config file when spinning up a new project with ASP.NET MVC.
I know this answer is out there in some form or fashion but I like to have it here for quicker access. This is the section of code that I use to force all of my websites to roll over to SSL in my web.config file.
Using this sql script I'm able to run it and get a quick list of what SSRS reports just ran.
I have code snippets that I like to add to my posts so people can copy them and use them in their developer process.
At work we use SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) for our reporting needs. I like to have a few SQL Scripts to help me keep track of our subscriptions, when they ran and check on any errors.
I like to have a list of what I load on my all my new macs. I don't get new macs very often but I do have several of them and it's nice to know/remember what I load on them.
This is a simple SQL script that will generate a c# poco class that you can use as a model in your Visual Studio projects.