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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...

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VS 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...

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My 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...

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Use 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....

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“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.  

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Just 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...

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Ankh 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...

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DotNetVideos.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...

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Version 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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