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Enter the Tilde (~) Browsing the asp.net forums I notice a lot of people putting the '~' (tilde) character on every control that has some sort src or href. Many think that the tilde character is a regular character that deals with file locations. Much...
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I have updated my projects site. This section of my bicnet website is a place where I can throw working examples of blog posts, and other things I like to show. Sometimes at home I'll find something cool, and I'll throw it up there for my manager to see...
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I'm a big fan of .NET Generics. In fact, I can't believe I lived without them in .NET 1.1. Generics are pretty much the most powerful feature for C# 2.0. They allow you to define type safe data structures. They give a huge boost in performance, and they...
I posted an article about Sites, References and Articls that I cannot work without awhile back. I decided I'd follow up on it on tools I cannot work without. Visual Studio 2005 . Yea, I can't really work without this. This is my bread, butter, coffee...
I'm not in the habbit of doing a blog post that refers to a blog post that someone else has blogged on their blog... however this is awesome news! Scott Guthrie posted this today. Microsoft is releasing their source code for the .NET Libraries. This is...
One thing I've noticed of the past few years is the amount of developers/programmers/ninjas that do take the easy and quick way to do certain tasks. With each release of .NET things get easier for us. Things are bundled together, we have to do fewer checks...
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I've been working on a MasterPage that has a search box and search button. When the master page loads in the Login page, the default button is set to the search button. This is not good when a user wants to press "Enter" on the username/password textbox...
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