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 RHurlbut 
06-25-2003, 8:48 AM

Configuration Management Application Block

There are several Application Blocks from Microsoft lately, but the Configuration Management Application Block (released 6/24/2003) is one I have been keenly interested in since I started working with configuration files in .Net (and other projects before...
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 FransBouma 
06-25-2003, 7:33 AM

My wish-list for the next Visual Studio.NET / .NET api release, part II

I've blogged before about wishes I had for the IDE I use on a daily basis: Visual Studio.NET (currently v2003). Since that blog I've made a new list of new wishes not mentioned in the previous wish-list. I've also included wishes for .NET and the .NET...
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 jerdenn 
06-24-2003, 7:28 PM

When to Change File/Assembly Versions?

Suzanne Cook has been blogging about assembly loading over on gotdotnet recently, and it's been interesting stuff. There was one piece that kinda threw me, though: Non-Shipping Builds "In general, I recommend keeping non-shipping assembly versions the...
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 RHurlbut 
06-24-2003, 5:32 PM

Study Rotor

Lately, I have been looking at Rotor to better understand the CLR and some of my own work with .Net in general. If you are not familiar with Rotor, take a look at Sam's review of his own experience with retrieving and using Rotor: http://samgentile.com...
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 DonXML 
06-24-2003, 4:33 PM

Whidbey XML Tools Preview @ Applied XMLDevCon

I don’t know how we all missed this announcement from Chris Sells , but it seems that at least some of the Whidbey’s XML Tools will be previewed at the Applied XML DevCon . Rumor has it that there is only a couple seats left, but if Chris gets enough...
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 c1sbc 
06-23-2003, 10:14 PM

Amazon sends out Web Services Newsletter #1

I just received Amazon Web Services Newsletter #1. More info here...
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 FransBouma 
06-23-2003, 4:07 AM

Create #region macro for C#

Yesterday I was playing around with VS.NET and discovered that I didn't use any macro's at all. So I opened up the macro IDE and looked at the examples. It's pretty easy stuff. So I wrote my first macro. It is a set of macro's actually which create #region...
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 p.gielens 
06-22-2003, 3:57 AM

“Database Centric”

What is wrong with the current generation of software engineers? Does “solve your business problem” ring a bell? Why are we all concentrating on managing recourses, filling our containers and passing those across our tiers or even across appdomains. Is...
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 douglas.reilly 
06-20-2003, 8:47 PM

JavaScript Reference...

So, how often do you have to do something that is not easily done on the server side? As much as ASP.NET allows us to do a lot of wonderful things, there is still a need to use JavaScript, and often there are obscure browser differences. When you find...
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 jlalexander 
06-20-2003, 6:56 PM

ODBMS for .NET

So, I've have an itching lately to write a .NET-based photo gallery that's as robust as my old photo gallery software, Gallery ( http://gallery.sourceforge.net ). In doing so, I'm trying to keep alot of the same requirements - namely, the lack of access...
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