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New book: Build your own ASP.Net using C# & VB.Net
A new book by Zak Ruvalcaba, published by Sitepoint has just been released. The aim of this book is to focus on building web applications using .Net and HTML. Beginners, but also intermediates developers and web designers can learn a lot from this reading.
Learn how to create the basic, dynamic, and advanced ASP.NET pages in C# and VB.Net.Packed with tips, tricks, and workarounds, this book covers every aspect of developing a Web application for the enterprise using ASP.NET.
Written by a web expert, it shows readers how to create the basic, dynamic, and advanced ASP.NET pages in Microsoft's .Netprogramming languages, and explains how to interact with the database using ADO.NET.
The author reviews the fundamentals on Object Oriented Programming with clever and easy to use examples. He also explains how to create web forms and web controls.
The author covers every aspect of developing a Web application including building an e-commerce site or reinforcing the security. -
TodoList viewer
If you use the excellent ToDoList (currently version 3.5), and if you have a Pocket PC, you might be interested by ToDoList viewer 1.3, a very good idea to have a preview of your tasks on your mobile device (note: read only)
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Microsoft Security feed
Microsoft Security Bulletins are available now in RSS. Subscribed !
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Flash and Indian music :-)
Believe me very addictive flash music clip, and so funny :-)
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Computer chronicles
On Internet Archive, you can find an interesting section related to Computer chronicles.
The one I was curious about today is the famous interview made in April 1999 with Bill Gates. A lot of preminition there, including the 'hand held computers'. -
Another bucket of really good articles
Check Akadia if you want more .Net articles and code samples. Some are quite impressive.
You can also find stuff on Oracle, SQL Server and Windows.
The one I am reading currently is the SQL Server 2000 Survival guide. Cover almost everything on the administration side.
Filtering and sorting in ADO.Net is also a good example of a technical article. Very complete. -
Developer PowerToys
The Developer PowerToys site is a "work in progress" directory of cool utilities and tools developed by Microsoft and the community that are meant to improve developer productivity. Currently, on this site, you will find the original list of Powertoys projects on the right, categorized feeds from the Powertoys Blog, and a blog created for discussion about the future of this site. Ideally this site will transition into a place where people can post, rate, and share their cool extensions to the Visual Studio platform.
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WordNet CE
I always have a passion for all sort of dictionaries, and having one in my Pocket PC is a must.
So I am delighted with the release of WordNet CE, a dictionary and thesaurus for Pocket PC, based on a Princeton Univeristy project, avaliable for desktops.
This version has been developed with compact framework.
And good news, it's a freeware (some donations to the author will be of course appreciated)
You need a good storage space for the data, about 40 Mb !
Download here
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Data Structures for VB programmers
Interesting PDF file to understand .NET stuff like basic types, arrays, collections and regular expressions.
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.Text installation issues
I posted this question already in .Text forums, but I didn't received any answer. So I try now to see if someone in this community has a solution for this.
I setup a blog for a small project using .Text 95.
The configuration I'm using is the Multiple Blogs of the form
But right now my problem is with the user's login.
For example, when I tried to log in my blog:
(http://blog.kilkenny.com/blog/myblog/admin/ or http://blog.kilkenny.com/blog/myblog/admin/default.aspx)
Then that i've input my username and password, the blog go back to the login page with the following URL:
(http://blog.kilkenny.com/blog/myblog/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=/blog/myblog/admin/default.aspx)
Its never permit to me to administering my blog. I don't have a way to view the admin pages.
I'm sure that is not an incorrect username/password problem because when i do that, the message dottext print is: "That's not it!"
Does anybody know about this? Scott suggest to check the cookies but I still have the same problem. Locally the project works well.
Thanks