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June 2008
QuickSharp 2008
by ms_michel
QuickSharp 2008 is a simplified C# development environment for microsoft .NET 2.0. It is designed to allow simple single-file projects to be edited, compiled and run without the need for solution or project files.
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May 2008
Using an XML file for your ASP.NET settings
by ms_michel
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A simple way to use XML to retrieve, edit, and save settings for your ASP.NET application.
ASP.NET, Visual Studio and Vista
by ms_michel
Using Visual Studio 2005 on Vista for web development, How to Enable ASP.NET 1.1 on IIS7, Visual Studio .NET 2003 on Windows Vista Issue List
.NET Data Access Performance Comparison: ASP Alliance
by ERSWeb
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In .NET, there are several ways to extract data from a data source. The two most common techniques using ADO.NET involve the use of the DataReader or the filling of a DataSet or DataTable with a DataAdapter. In this article, a very easy-to-reproduce set of tests is analyzed to determine which techniques performs the fastest. Further, additional variables such as N-Tier architecture and the effects of caching on the results are considered. Finally, I recommend some best practices based on the results
Migrate .NET applications from Visual Studio to Eclipse
by ms_michel
Hé!
Learn how to develop open source C# applications using the Emonic Eclipse plug-in and how to use Eclipse on existing Microsoft® .NET Framework V2.0 projects.
Translate content using a HttpResponse filter - Erik Lenaerts
by benoit
Evitez de "mocker" des HttpRequest et HttpResponse ... enfin je ne sais pas trop a qui je parle :)
April 2008
ADO.NET Articles, Tutorials, Examples: ASP Alliance
by ERSWeb
(via)
Articles on implemenation of ADO.Net
The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site
by ERSWeb
In this tutorial we'll start from the very beginning and create the Data Access Layer (DAL), using typed DataSets, to access the information in a database.
ASP.NET MVC : The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site
by ERSWeb
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ASP.NET MVC provides a framework that enables you to easily implement the model-view-controller (MVC) pattern for Web applications. This pattern lets you separate applications into loosely coupled, pluggable components for application design, processing logic, and display.
The Finalizer - IDispatch the Fury!
by ERSWeb
Microsoft battle bot created with .Net framework and geek know-how.
