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Visual Studio 2005 code snippets for C#
Microsoft has released additional Visual Studio 2005 code snippets for C#.
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Les Journées d'XP et de l'Agilité à Paris
XP Day(s) France 2006, les journées d'XP et de l'agilité, ont lieu à Paris les 23 et 24 mars 2006.
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Discussion group for PageMethods
I've just created a Google Group for PageMethods.
If you have questions or suggestions, feel free to join the discussion!
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XML documentation helper tool
Travis Illig has a great Visual Studio add-in that allows you to see a preview of your XML document comments in real-time, as you edit the comments.
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Holophony
Put your headphones on and listen to this mp3...
I haven't tried but apparently it also works with stereo speakers (not surround ones though). -
Are you GSCP certified?
These days a new programming paradigm is gaining momentum: GSCP.
In fact, a lot of us already practice it even without knowing it. What does GSCP mean, will you ask... Simply Google Search, Copy/Paste! -
Windows Live is revolutionary, or so claims Microsoft at least
I've never used Windows Live and I don't think I need it, but it seems fabulous.
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URL rewriting breaks ASP.NET 2's themes
If you try to use URL rewriting and ASP.NET 2 themes at the same time, you will likely get broken pages, because the two don't mix very well.
A typical link to a theme's stylesheet looks like this in the generated HTML:
<link href="App_Themes/Theme1/StyleSheet.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
The problem is that these links to CSS documents are using relative paths, which is not going to work fine if you use RewritePath on your web requests. -
ASP.NET 2 weblogs
I'm back to working on web applications and this time it is with ASP.NET 2 of course.
To help you get started with the new ASP.NET version, here are some great weblogs you don't want to miss:
- Scott Guthrie's weblog
- Nikhil Kothari's weblog
- Bertrand Le Roy's Atlas stuff
- K. Scott Allen's weblog
- Rick Strahl's weblog
- Fredrik Normén's weblog
I probably missed some, but this is a good start. Any suggestion?