Fabrice's weblog
Tools and Source
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Hello Julien!
Please ladies and gentlemen welcome Julien, and pay a visit to his great weblog. For a start, you could have a look at his article on progress bars in ASP.NET.
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Manipulating CSV files
It doesn't seem to be well known that you can easily access data in CSV files (Comma-Separated Values) using ADO.NET components. For example, you can use the OleDbConnection, OleDbCommand, and OleDbDataAdapter objects to fill a DataSet from a CSV file. You can also update the data. Also notice that it is possible to use Visual Studio's Server Explorer to visualize or edit CSV files.
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Architecte, architecture et événements
Let's do it in french for a change...
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WinForms debate
The WinForms debate on Chris Frazier's weblog and mine showing some heat-up generated many comments. The most interesting comments are those showing that the WinForm team is listening: among the comments you'll find replies from Brian Pepin.
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How to find out what's running inside that out-of-control Services.exe or Svchost.exe
For Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314056
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CodeSmith getting some press
Here are some recent articles about CodeSmith:
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Winforms compared to ASP.NET
I'm currently working with Winforms for a project, while my background on .NET is mostly web apps.
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Onions and code
Martin Spedding presents the onion approach as a way to mask complexity of development platforms to achieve simplicity without losing power when needed.
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Securing ASP.NET: use a checklist
Wow!
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NullableTypes for .NET
If you've worked with the Int32, DateTime, Decimal types in C#, you probably faced a little problem one day: these data types don't support the null value.