ASP Alliance Article: Getting Started with the Club Site Starter Kit
My latest ASP Alliance article has been published, titled Getting Started with the Club Site Starter Kit: Since the release of ASP.NET 2.0, several starter kits have been released as examples of...
View ArticleVS 2005 Speaks the Truth
When you have VS 2005 generate a strongly-typed dataset for you, it also adds some comments as to the date and time of generation, as well as who generated the code. Here’s one line of these comments...
View ArticleMy Programming Mantra
I read a variety of technical blogs. Some are agile, some are pragmatic, while others are iffy, lazy, angry or corporate. Most of them have extensively documented approaches to programming, and...
View ArticleUse Web Deployment Projects To Replace Web.config Sections
In a comment to my Web Application Settings in ASP.NET 2.0 article, I was asked about overriding default web.config values by replacing external files using the file attribute, as he could in .NET 1.1....
View Article“Made in Express” Voting Now Open
Community voting for the “Made In Express” contest is now open. There are a couple of cool projects, some are further along that others it seems. But vote for your favorite and encourage the dev.
View ArticleJust Arrived – Microsoft Visual Studio 2005: Unleashed
After a couple of publishing delays, I received my copy of Visual Studio 2005: Unleashed a week or so ago (ordered for Christmas 2005). The first thing you notice when you pick up this book is that...
View ArticleAnkh Subversion Plugin for Visual Studio Final Release
The flippin’ awesome Ankh Subversion plug-in for Visual Studio has its 1.0 Final release the other day. Official post at http://arildf.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E99F8B43533149B0!221.entry. Download...
View ArticleDotNetVideos.net Launches
Shiny new thing to eat up bandwidth! I’m a solo developer in a corporate environment, so I’m really on my own to learn new things. As good as blogs and books are, there’s sometimes no substitute for...
View ArticleVersion Control via FTP
A few years ago, I was looking for a version control system that would be easy to implement and not cost a fortune. I was splitting my time between my laptop and my desktop, and was always forgetting...
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