|
Posted to:
06-12-2003, 10:08 AM
|
This is the latest article from Duncan in his column Coding4fun . It's a good introduction on how to write macros for VS.
|
|
Posted to:
06-12-2003, 10:03 AM
|
A company named Leszynski just released an interesting add in tool for VS .Net 2003 to help developers drawing directluy the forms they need in VS.Net. Click here if you want to download the preview version.
|
|
Posted to:
06-12-2003, 9:49 AM
|
Full article on MSDN
|
|
Posted to:
06-12-2003, 9:44 AM
|
A useful link : NET Framework Class Browser
|
|
Posted to:
06-12-2003, 9:15 AM
|
I can tell that I am a really busy man ;-) Now still working on my project Scoilnet , I have also the development of one another school project Sci-Spy. The aim of this one is to provide education videos about Science in general to different levels of...
|
|
Posted to:
06-10-2003, 12:04 PM
|
In case you haven’t heard, the SQLXML .Net managed provider is built on top of OleDb, so unless you absolutely need to use SQL2K’s XML templates and server-side XPath queries I’d recommend staying away from the SQLXML .Net provider. For some reason I...
|
|
Posted to:
06-09-2003, 4:55 PM
|
While web services has the limelight now, it's partner in enterprise architecture - the UDDI srevices is slowly getting the spotlight. Peter Coffee has a brief piece that waters down its role for clients and bosses' digestion. I have made strides with...
|
|
Posted to:
06-09-2003, 8:53 AM
|
Just let you know that the good ol'website ASPToday is back. For the moment it's only old articles, but they promised some new stuff soon. Sad that they didn't improved the design and usability. They are probably one of the last communist website in the...
|
|
Posted to:
06-09-2003, 6:30 AM
|
For those few that don’t reed Ingo’s weblog, he’s participating in a webcast event next wednesday (.NET remoting related). For my Dutch friends: this will be broadcast at 8:00h till 9:30h. Sign up here .
|
|
Posted to:
06-07-2003, 6:57 PM
|
Sam blogs . And James is right, but you should compromise somewhere in between. Writing clever code is completely different from writing code within an "code-optimization state of mind". The CLR-world is not black or white, right or wrong, just about...
|