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I have uploaded a series of tutorials on Game Programming with Silverlight 2 using Visual Studio 2008 Tools beta 2. If you are interested in these topics, feel free to track my blog here: http://silverlight.net/blogs/msnow/default.aspx Mike Snow Senior SDET Lead. Visual Studio Web Tools Read More...
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So we didn't get much more on this one, so I'll go ahead and show how we find out what is going on here. So the loader heap question was a very good thing to check. With the sos.dll that comes with the debugger for 1.x versions, we...
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You've heard it. JavaScript is not a REAL programming language. Well, it is NOW. Programming in JavaScript is inevitable. And why not. It is ubiquitous. (Supported by all major browsers.) It supports good Object Oriented Development. There is TONS of code out there. There is a rapidly growing collection of rich, high quality JavaScript Frameworks and Libraries available. It's been good enough to be implemented out of the browser in client technologies like Flash (ActionScript is for all intents and purposes ECMAScript, which is the new name for JavaScript)and SilverLight 1.0) And, Server side technologies like Aptana's Jaxer While I concede that "Web 2.0" technologies like SilverLight 2.0 (Programmed in C#, VB, or any Read...
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The default stack size of IIS starting with Windows Server 2003 was changed. Prior to 2003, it was set to 1 MB. This is also true of the aspnet_wp.exe process that Windows 2000 uses. In 2003 and later, it is now set to 256 KB. This can cause...
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DotNetSlackers just published my article on how to make UpdatePanel accessible: http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/ajax/AccessibleUpdatePanel.aspx Read More...
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I love CMS applications! I've played with more than a hundred free and commercial CMSs written in VB, C#, PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby, you name it ! It's taken me a while to put Graffiti through it's paces, but I did so last weekend. Here is a quick list of my first impressions. PROS Install is a SNAP. The BlogML import facility imported my hundreds of posts flawlessly. The administrative user interface is intuitive. It's FAST The FREE version is not crippled (just limited authors and a couple advanced features off.) Widgets are EASY ! CONS Some of the downloadable themes I found were not "seamless" (community provided code varies in quality.) I missed the ability to create a completely standalone .aspx page that inherits...
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When you use very complex Rowfilters or expressions on datasets or datatables you may end up getting a stackoverflow exception. Eber was running into this and posted a comment here. Since it is something we see from time to time and it was a bit to long to answer in the comments, here is the why and the how... Problem description: When browsing an ASP.NET site, intermittently we get "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" accompanied by the following event in the eventlog: Event Type: Error Event Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting Event Category: None Event ID: 5000 Date: 2008-03-31 Time: 09:59:27 User: N/A Computer: MYMACHINE Description: EventType clr20r3, P1 w3wp.exe, P2 6.0.3790.3959, P3 45d6968e, P4 system.data, P5...
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Having the ability to work at this company has been amazing, there are so many opportunities to do different things here that you can really completely get a change of job while never leaving Microsoft. Just looking at the different areas that we touch...
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This coming Wednesday, April 2nd, Tess and I am going to be co-hosting a chat in our blogs. For this first one, you will be able to ask any questions you may have around ASP.NET and Debugging. We are going to be running the chat at 10:00 AM...
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So when you start working with .NET a lot, you will find out quickly that there are some things that you just can't do in .NET and you will need to drop back down to the Win32 API to do something. When you need to do that, you pinvoke the function...
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