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Dmytro Lapshyn

Dmytro Lapshyn works as a CTO for Validio Ukraine, which is an official partner of Validio Software, LLC. He previously worked as a programmer in a volunteer student scientific and production group "Programmist" of Kharkov Technical University of Radio-Electronics.

During more than 7 years of his programmer career Dmytro has developed various applications including desktop, client-server and Internet development. He has been working with Microsoft technologies since 1998 and has been developing with Microsoft .NET since the Beta 2 release in 2001. His primary areas of expertise are Visual Basic, ASP, COM+ and .NET.

Dmytro is 27 years old and lives in Kharkov, Ukraine. He has a Bachelors and a Masters degree in Computer Systems Security from Kharkov Technical University of Radio-Electronics.

Company Profile

Founded in 1992, Alis Software successfully operated in software development market for 5 years. In 1997 the company was acquired by Miik Ltd and became its Information Technologies Division. Three years of flourishing accompanied by the dynamic growth made the division the priority of the company business and since 2000 Miik Ltd. almost entirely proceeded to producing software, computer graphics, and Web applications in partnership with foreign and national companies for clients both in Ukraine and abroad.

In summer 2005, Information Technologies Division of MIIK Ltd. was reorganized into Validio Ukraine.

Validio Software provides outsourced software development services to high-tech companies and businesses that rely on technology. Based in Seattle, Washington, Validio's services include design, management, and implementation of complete projects using experienced development teams, as well as providing skilled development resources for customer driven projects. By maintaining staff of qualified software developers and experienced project managers in both the U.S. and Ukraine, Validio offers its clients technical expertise that is both scalable and cost effective.
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» Refactoring for Everyone Part 1
Published 02/23/2006 | .NET Newbie ,  Visual Studio 2005 | Rating:
The word “refactoring” is quite well-known nowadays. However, I guess there are many developers who believe it is something they have never tried to do and if they have to, there’s yet another new concept to learn. Still, all of you are very likely to have refactored your code a number of times in your programmer’s career. Surprised? Read on. [read article...]
» The Hidden Power of the DataGrid Control - Part 1
Published 01/13/2005 | .NET Newbie ,  Data Programming ,  Win Forms | Rating:

Data Grid is one of the most widely used types of controls among developers. Many kinds of data have a tabular nature and are best represented as a grid on a computer screen. The importance of providing users with really consistent and intuitive user interface can hardly be underestimated, and a well-tailored grid could play a primary role in many user interface concepts.

Windows Forms developers are lucky, as Microsoft has included a ready-made DataGrid control into both of the Windows Forms and Web Forms sub-systems of its .NET Framework. However, many developers who have used the Windows Forms DataGrid control might have had a feeling of it being somewhat rigid or even limited. In other words, while some customization can be achieved with several mouse clicks or keystrokes, and some others can be done with just a few lines of code, there are amendments which either require significant efforts or cannot be implemented at all. For example, there is no way to alter column header appearance other than taking over painting of the whole grid exterior.

Having bumped into several such limitations myself, and having spent long hours on searching the Internet and digging the MSDN Library, I have decided to share my DataGrid experience with the developer community in the hope of saving valuable time and even more valuable nerve cells for those who accept the DataGrid challenge in a quest for better user interface experience.

[read article...]
» Delivering Reliable Software: Automated Unit Testing Applied to .NET. Part 1
Published 07/17/2002 | Windows Development | Rating:
Delivering reliable software on schedule is crucial for any software development business. Unit testing, one of the basics of Extreme Programming, along with Refactoring, serves as a strong base for building a robust software. Born in Java world, this technique may work even better for Microsoft .NET. Read on to find out how to incorporate unit testing into your development process and explore the nuts and bolts of the testing framework. [read article...]