Archives
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Using Annotations with a Typed DataSet, plus a tip for XML formatting
I had already seen an article about annotations and Typed DataSets some time ago, but I lost the link.
I haven't used this yet, but it surely helps to handle null values and schema changes. -
Grand opening
I started collecting tools on my weblog in March this year.
With more than 130 tools as soons as April, I started buildind the SharpToolbox web site in May.
After three months of development and testing on free hosting solutions, the SharpToolbox now has its own domain, and so I can declare the site officially open.
The site now lists 260 tools (including 35 libraries) in 42 categories, and I have more tools in my todo list waiting to be added. -
Just like our eyes were not strained enough yet
CôaCôaCôa a dit : Que personne ne bouge, It's worth the glance...
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Opening the ThinkTank
I just started to publish some ideas that I'd like to share.
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Fabrice's ThinkTank
This is my online brain dump where I list ideas and projects.
So many ideas, so little time. -
ThinkTank - Sequence Browser: UML sequence diagrams from assemblies
The Sequence Browser integrates with Lutz Roeder's .NET Reflector. It displays kinda UML sequence diagrams for method calls. It's actually just a prototype, but I thought I should release the source code. Maybe someone would be interested to take the idea and build on it. You could use this code to improve the Sequence Browser or include it in your own product.
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ThinkTank - XML styled editor
Building on an original idea from Peter Provost, the idea is to use a GUI similar to a "branching mind-map" like Freemind creates, as an XML viewer and editor.
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FreeMind: mind-mapping software
I've been using an open-source tool called FreeMind for the past couple of days. This is hands-down the most incredible brainstorming / thought organization tool that I've ever seen.
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Master Pages officialy part of .NET 1.2
Kevin says...
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VSIP SDK now free
If you integrate or plan to integrate within Visual Studio, you should definitlty check this site.
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Single or dual?
Are you single or dual processor?
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CSS frame
Similar to everyone's favorite CSS tip to have scrolling areas in html pages, here is what I'd call a CSS frame.
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Decompile to files and browse assemblies in VS
I just finished a fun little side project: creating an add-in for Reflector that generates code files.Note that this is a VS .NET 2003 solution (so it's 1.1-based) and I'm targeting the 3.2.5.0 version of Reflector. Basically, once you get the add-in up and running into Reflector, you can select a module or a type in the main tree view window, and press Ctrl + G (or go to "Tools | Generate File(s)..." - whatever you prefer). You'll be asked to provide a directory where all the files will go. Once you pick a directory and press "Generate Files", the add-in will create a file for every type in the module (or just the type that you selected). Enjoy! [Jason Bock's Weblog]
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Idea for Google
I think it would be useful if Google presented a "Users who performed this query also performed these queries" section along with results.
The most important thing when searching for something is to find the right query! Why not gain experience from people who searched the same kind of things before you? -
"this page content and writing all rights reserved"
I just noticed that someone from China hijacked the content of the SharpToolbox web site to reproduce it on his own web sites. This person did this without asking me and without any kind of notification to me.
