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February 2005 - Posts
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A new approach to Web Forms
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Sijin Joseph
Mike Roberts talks about a new approach to WebForms, he is the author of CruiseControl.Net a continuous integration software for .Net. Extract 'What??' you may cry. 'You've stopped using ASP.NET??' No, I've just stopped using Web Forms . Web Forms are...
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Spam Filter technology to fight AIDS
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How cool is that http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2005/feb05/02-23HIVVaccinePR.asp Extract Microsoft Research has pioneered promising new ways to combat one of humankind's most deadly viruses with advanced software typically used to analyze large...
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Tidbit on VisualStyles in Windows Forms
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I wanted to implement theme support for my MessageBox component mentioned in the previous post, I came acorss this excellent post on how Application.EnableVisualStyles() works. So basically it uses the Activation Context API to specify that the v6.0 of...
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Reusable MessageBox component
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I've just posted my first article on CodeProject at http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/MessageBoxEx.asp It's reusable and customizable Message Box component that allows you to add custom buttons, icons, fonts and provides "Don't ask me again" functionality...
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Tool for analyzing .Net assemblies
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NDepend analyses .NET assemblies of an application and generates design quality metrics. NDepend allows you to automatically measure the quality of a design in terms of its extensibility, reusability and maintainability to effectively manage and control...
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Windows keyboard shortcuts at Neowin
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Neowin has a nice post on keybaord shortucts for windows http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=251731
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Cool firefox stuff
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Do you want a build of FireFox 1.0 that is optimized for your processor? You can get it at http://www.moox.ws/tech/mozilla/firefox.htm Also one cool FireFox wallpaper http://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SID=1&SkinID=21787&LibID=8
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Richard Grimes has stopped writing on .Net
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I was just looking for the great workshop on Fusion written by Richard Grimes I saw on the front page of his site that he has stopped writing about .Net. That was quite odd considering that he has written some great articles and books on the subject and...
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Cool class of the day - ISerializationSurrogate
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I was doing some research in custom XML serializaton in .Net. The problem is the same as the O-R problem for database persistence, the difference here is the level of support that .Net provides in helping with that serialization. I stumbled upon a great...
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del.icio.us
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A couple of days back i was looking for an online bookmark manager, i found some really good and free ones but the one that caught my eye was http://del.icio.us . It is a social bookmark manager, what that means is that when you add a new bookmark you...
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