Archives
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Two new generation tools
Two things well worth investigating coming from Joseph Cooney: m3rlin and Evolve.
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Browse for folder or computer
In search for a dialog box to browse for a computer or a folder, I found three solutions but none is perfect:
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Designing quality frameworks
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The greatest blog is back
"I hadn't written in my blog for a while. I turned on the computer and wrote a new entry. I clicked the 'submit' button, thereby restarting my blog."
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PDC slides
Duncan Mackenzie updated the sessions and their slides on the PDC site.
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WYSIWYG browser HTML editors
Paschal L found a great resource: a reference on WYSIWYG HTML in-the-browser editors.
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StyledPanel WebControl
A common need when building web sites is integrating the content in designed frames and not just in plain dumb gray panels. The difficulty with that is that we have to use HTML tables to enable the panels to be sizable according to their content, and link this HTML tags to CSS styles.
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Hello Julien! (bis)
Another Julien joins the party. Please welcome Julien Brunet and pay a visit to his weblog, which should be another source for good posts. Julien's JazBlog is about .NET, SOA and so on...
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Playing with operator overloading and code generation: enums and sets
In Delphi there is a concept that is not exactly translated in C#: sets. For example you can define sets and work with them like this:
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ASP.NET - Dynamic titles
Great tip from Ashutosh Nilkanth to programatically change the title of an ASP.NET page:
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Conversation with a spammer
A must read! Spammers of all kinds are so pathetic. Kudos to Joseph Duemer for the cool writing.
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Delphi 8 for .NET
Delphi 8 for the Microsoft .NET Framework has been launched at the Borland Conference, and added to the list.
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Bunch of articles about Borland
BorCon, the Borland Conference brings a bunch of articles about Borland.