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Coding Cool with Fan!
10 August 09 11:18 AM | CSharpener | 1 comment(s)

The most exciting new programming language I have seen in quite some time is the new Fan language . I recommend reading Why Fan and taking the Tour to have get a quick grasp of what Fan offers. Then Download Fan and StartHere ! Why am I so enthusiastic...

Filed under: [.NET General], [Languages], [Software Architecture], [SoftDev], [JavaScript], [CLR], [Ruby], [Smalltalk], [.NET], [Fan]

[.NET][Articles] Single-Sign-On (SSO) for SharePoint 2007 (MOSS)
14 November 07 08:47 AM | CSharpener | 1 comment(s)

I recently discovered this very interesting article that covers the basics of configuring and using SSO with Microsoft SharePoint 2007, especially when creating views and forms on external SQL Server databases using Windows authentication. This is a very...

Filed under: [.NET General], [Software Architecture], [Database], [Articles], [SoftDev], [ASP.NET], [.NET]

[Database] Reporting Services Architecture
12 September 07 08:16 AM | CSharpener | with no comments

There is an excellent article on Reporting Services Architecture for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services (SSRS) at csharp-online.net . There is a great diagram on the first page. Reading the article from front to back is a little difficult, as...

Filed under: [.NET General], [.NET C#], [Software Architecture], [Database], [Articles], [SoftDev], [.NET]

[.NET General] O Happy Day!
20 April 06 10:25 PM | CSharpener | 1 comment(s)

This is just a "happy day" announcement that Microsoft has decided to make all of the Visual Studio .NET Express Editions permanently free ! Thank you!

Filed under: [.NET General], [.NET C#], [Software Architecture], [Database], [Tools], [WebDev], [SoftDev], [General], [ASP.NET], [WebServices], [GameDev]

[SoftDev] Come on, roll your own!
28 February 06 10:18 PM | CSharpener | with no comments

Should you get a little bored and need a nice DIY project, check out BonaFide OS Development ! In particular, see Bran's Kernel Development Tutorial . Not for the technically timid!

Filed under: [.NET General], [Software Architecture], [SoftDev]