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I'm off!
After a couple of hectic weeks and a couple of extremely hectic days I've finally moved out of my flat and I'm ready to go for a 4 week vacation to Cuba tomorrow. (See my about pages for a little more details).
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Web Setup Projects
Every time I get the time to sit down and get into some part of the framework or VS.NET that I don't know well i deeply regret not having done that before.
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XSD Designer will not open in VS with Office 2003 Beta installed
I've just finished setting up my new Dell D600 notebook, and as always surprises occur. I was about to edit my typed dataset XSD file when nothing happened in VS.NET 2002. The XSD designer would not open. I then tried to add a new dataset to the project to manually move the schema. Then I got this nice message:
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Standalone DataRow isn't Serializable
If you look up the DataRow class in the .NET Framework documentation you'll see this:
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GotDotNet Workspaces Project Stats
I've been using GDN Workspaces since day 1 with VS.NET integration. I simply love it!
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My Projects: Past, Present and Future
Page contains descriptions of my software development projects; past, present and future projects. As I get the time, I will write thorough descriptions on all projects and maybe also include some documentation.
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Crypto is Cryptic
Today I somewhat unvolunteerily dove into System.Security.Cryptography. It became a shortstory and i picked up several useful pointers on the way. I finally got a cryptoclass together that is supposed to be pretty safe according to secure sources.
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A days Cryptowork with ASP.NET and Remoting
Sending password and such over remoting feels a bit unsafe. In the first release of the user management system I'm working on, this was not a top priority to cover, but sooner than first assumed I had to implement cryptography in each end of the line. I am no big cahuña on crypto and frankly all these terms scares me a bit. SHA. DES & TripleDES, MD5, DSA, RSA, Rijndael and more. It's a whole new world of TBA's. I read that the AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithms were the coolest ones, so I went with Rijndael.
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Tables != Classes
Erik fights for the removal of [TableName] from primarykey-names and sets an equal sign between Table and Class.
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Partial Types potential for ASP.NET2.0
At Lambda the Ultimate it doesn't seem to be much enthusiasm about the new partial type construct in C#. Microsoft is introducing this new feature to enable separation of classes to separate files, thus simplyfing code-generation.
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Platformpreference and young people
Martin is speculating about young developers platform preference. Beeing a young developer at 23 and just two months out of school I can somewhat relate to Martins assumptions. Among most "regular computer geeks" in my school there were virtually none that perferred Microsoft technology. They all wanted java and linux. These were naturally also often some of the best students (although some were just lost). The Norwegian demoscene (scene.org), which is among the most active in the world, is dominated by youth, and java have the majority of votes. It's the "doItFromTheCore" and "the less user friendly the better" mentality.