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Debugging SharePoint/ASP.NET code? Smart key-codes + disable timeout!

I'm currently running around in the Visual Studio debugger to debug some complex SharePoint code. There are two things really annoy me: all the mouse-clicks needed to attach to the Internet Information Server process and the time-out you get when you...
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youOS, a web operating system. The ultimate AJAX application

I can't remember how I stumbled across YouOS , but I must say I'm impressed. YouOS is a web operating system running in your browser. It provides a shared virtual server where multiple people can run their applications and interact with eachother. It...
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Web Deployment Projects and deploying web.config settings for multiple machines

I wrote the following comment on a post http://weblogs.asp.net/dfindley/archive/2006/06/06/Frustrations-with-Web-Deployment-Projects.aspx about having machine dependent configurations in your web.config. DFindley expresses some frustrations with the web...
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Simultaneous HTTP connections in IE, IE memory leaks (unrelated)... some thoughts and links

Two things that scares me off a bit with complex client side Javascript programming and AJAX technology are: The number of possible simultaneous connections in a browser IE browser has memory leaks when doing complex operations Simultaneous Connections...
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IE client side Javascript and htc inclusion problem...

Today we had the strangest problem wit a piece of javascript that was including a htc as follows: <html xmlns:xp> <head> <meta name=vs_targetSchema content=" http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5 "> <link type="text/css" rel...
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IE DHTML behaviours in Mozilla (firebird)

It seems to be possible: client IE behaviours in Mozilla. Have a look at http://dean.edwards.name/moz-behaviors/ for more information. I did not try it out yet (Mozilla currently not running on my system) but the work by Dean looks well thought out!
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