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• Bind your way to winforms controls data binding (few links)

  Roy leave his jump start resources on this post - http://weblogs.asp.net/rosherove/archive/2003/06/14/8699.aspx and in this one - http://weblogs.asp.net/rosherove/articles/9088.aspx and share his experiences with binding The data binding basics can be... Posted Jun 25 2005, 02:08 AM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Extra Reading

• Oracle Offers Dev Tools for VS.NET - developer objective opinion

  I enjoyed to be involved in projects when we had to use Oracle RDBMS. I found that pl/sql is highly enhance and gives developers a rich pl/sql language to solve extremely complex problems in a simple and intuitive way. What I didn't like and a lot of... Posted Feb 12 2005, 05:00 AM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Tech Misc, Extra Reading, Data Layer Focus, Tools & Libraries

• 1/1/2005 and 2004 subjective summary

  The last year was ended. I hope most of us enjoy personally and professionally and I really wish we all have a great new year. I must confess I had my good moments to remember. Professionally I had exciting year - sometimes tough. Year 2004 Last year... Posted Jan 01 2005, 01:23 PM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Tech Misc, Extra Reading

• Add help to your winforms applications

  U can create help files (CHM files) using integrated VS.NET 2003 tool from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/htmlhelp/html/hwmscextendingnethelp.asp u can find in the attach file a sample that show how to call your help... Posted Dec 24 2004, 12:30 PM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Extra Reading, Tools & Libraries

• Products vs. Developers? Products!

  We can see all over us new RAD Tools that will make the IT managers exciting about the fact that budget will shrink for the new planned projects. Today we have available platforms of any kind: Portals, KM, EAI, Search and so on. We also have a rich frameworks... Posted Nov 20 2004, 02:55 AM by guyS with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Tech Misc, Extra Reading

• In continue to my pervious post regard Cookies

  In a cookie overview I made few days ago I mentioned that we can parse the cookies within a custom IHttpHandler. A nice example for IHttpHandler implementation (not actually on cookies but still nice and simple) I found and read yesterday in code project... Posted Nov 08 2004, 01:32 AM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: ASP.NET, Extra Reading

• Microsoft Enterprise Library coming soon!!

  The work on the next release of Microsoft Application Building Blocks which now being called Enterprise Library is started as its states in the coming soon page in Microsoft we site. The process and available documentation already available on GotDotNet... Posted Nov 05 2004, 07:43 PM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Tech Misc, Extra Reading

• Cookie assignment

  Whenever I have a new assignment I try to check with my fellow web references what r my options which I should take into account. Sometimes (I want to stay modest), I do know my options from the start (this is why I have being paid) but still a short... Posted Nov 05 2004, 03:34 AM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: ASP.NET, Extra Reading

• Stay productive and profitable!!

  Architect & developers invest lots of time and resources to build new infra structure software's for their organizations & company. At the same time huge company developing their 3rd party products to the developers community. Lots of time (more... Posted May 29 2004, 12:25 PM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: Tech Misc, Extra Reading

• Factoring the core

  I'm working on and off on a project at my spare time for the last nine months. I dream on the day I could release its first version. This will make me happy. My purpose is to release a quality version with minimum bugs and that gives maximum productivity... Posted May 29 2004, 11:26 AM by guyS with | with no comments Filed under: OO.Patterns.NET, Extra Reading