Contents tagged with .NET General
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ASP.NET Podcast Show #74 - Sql Server 2005 CLR Objects Basics
URL: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2006/10/11/647.aspx
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Accessibility / Section 508 with ASP.NET
I have found the following items are important accessibility issues/settings from a development standpoint when building an ASP.NET application:
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WebCast Videos from Wrox
Jim Minatel at Wrox is doing a set of webcast videos. A new one has recently been posted. This is one by Scott Hanselman. Scott has several coming out on Developer Productivity tools. The first video is available at http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-292091.html. Congratulations to Scott on a job well done. Some of the other videos currently available are:
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Formatting Dates
I am forgetful regarding the formatting of dates in .NET. For example, I will try to put in something like "MM/DD/YYYY" and will get out something like "06/MM/YYYY." As my head slaps my forehead on this issue, I then remember that string formatting is case sensitive and I need to use something like "MM/dd/yyyy" to get my desired result. Check here for the common string formatting expressions. Thanks to Steve Tibbett for this info. Steve has some other good formatting info in his article on his blog. I have gone ahead and copied over the date formats for my reference (not trying to steal info).
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WAMP
I just heard this new term, "WAMP." (At least its new to me) WAMP stands for Windows Apache MySql Perl. The term basically refers to running open source style applications on Windows.
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DB/2 and Visual Studio 2005
The "IBM Database add-ins for Visual Studio 2005" includes:
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Atlas June CTP is out
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ASP.NET Podcast Show #57 - Wally on Interfaces
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ASP.NET Podcast Show #56 - Paul on Atlas and Load Testing
- Personal Update
- Work with Atlas
- Getting a 4th degree black belt.
- Work
- Real Consultant work with Atlas
- Atlas control Toolkit (http://blogs.msdn.com/sburke)
- My atlas Password Strength Extender control
- Listener shout out to Peter Tassell
- Web Load testing
- Load testing for 10,000 concurrent users
- Visual Studio Team Test, Perfmon, Excel
- Strengths/likes, difficulties
- Why 10,000 concurrent users?
- Ideal setup of test rig
- Setting up controllers, test agents
- Automated recording and gathering of test data
- Scheduling tips
- Personal Update
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Doug Turnure's sample code and presentation files from Multi-threading in .NET
Doug came to Knoxville and did a really good talk on Multi-threading in .NET. I have uploaded his sample code and presentation to my site, if you are interested in reading it.