This article shows a good way to manage connection string and appsettings values in your web.config file. It shows how to use include files and talks about how to set defaults so moving to production from testing or development can be less painful
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Monday 18 February 2008 @ 6:51 am
See how to get the DataItem out of a ListView Control which is part of asp.net 3.5. Compare ListView to repeater in this regard. Saturday 16 February 2008 @ 8:29 am
In this post, we look at how to log from LINQ to SQL to see the actual sql generated by the LINQ engine. Friday 18 January 2008 @ 7:16 pm
Do you ever want to know exactly how much space each TV show on your TiVo is taking on your hard drive? Do you ever wonder how much space is consumed by high definition programs verses standard definition programs? For the answer, download the program associated with this article and you to can no those answers. Below area pictures of those graphs. Chances are though, if you are reading my blog, you really want to know about Microsoft technology, and specifically, this article is all about parsing the webservice data that comes from your TiVo. At the end of the article, there is a brief section on how to configure this program so if all you care about is running the program, skip all the LINQ stuff and just go to the Setup below. The exe and dll file necessary are attached there. Almost lastly, the application produced uses Windows Forms Programming. This article makes no attempt to discuss any of the windows forms programming issues. The code provided in Forms is simply a wrapper to look at all the fun LINQ commands. In addition, the graphs are done with the Open Source Project Zedgraph. And lasty, this work is heavily based on the TiVo gadget beautifully done by Microsoft’s Mike Swanson. I won’t spend much time talking about all the issues regarding setup and security. Mike has done a great job of that in his article. If you are running Windows Vista, I suggest you download his awesome sidebar gadget. Sunday 6 January 2008 @ 12:04 pm
A review of a great tool to help you manage multiple monitors, UltraMon. Monday 31 December 2007 @ 9:47 am
In this post, the option for how to show all files in the solutions explorer is demonstrated. Saturday 29 December 2007 @ 11:12 am
Just a short ramble on when to use string verses use String in C#. Basically they compile to the same IL code Monday 24 December 2007 @ 11:12 am
This post has some sample code using LINQ to do a simple SQL count function. It compares the code to a non-LINQ version. It’s my first actual LINQ code do don’t expect much besides excitement Tuesday 18 December 2007 @ 6:25 pm
A short book review of Pro ASP.NET 3.5 and C# 2008 by Mathew MacDonald, one of my favorite authors. Monday 17 December 2007 @ 7:54 am
A book review on one of the first LINQ books published. IMHO, an excellent book to add to your library |
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