Contents tagged with .NET Development
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Getting .asax in VS.NET 2003
I looked all over the google, err..I mean the internet and also the google groups...err...I mean the newsgroups and still couldn't find the answer I was looking for so...figure I'll post it here and maybe someone that knows the answer will pick it up.
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Web developers tip: use favorites to resize your window
I've seen the tip before about how to type something like "javascript:resizeTo(800,600);" to get your browser to resize to 800 pixels wide by 600 pixels high. Very useful. What I found even more useful however, is to create a series of favorites/bookmarks in IE, Firefox and other browsers and set the URL to something like "javascript:resizeTo(1024,768);" and name the favorite "1024x768"
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Wow, I wish this didn't cost so much.
The more web development I do (where I'm responsible for the (X)HTML/CSS/JavaScript) the more I have to worry about what my pages look like in different browsers on different platforms. Windows, Linux, Mac with IE, Safari, Opera, and Firefox, quickly lead up to many different platform test scenarios.
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Thought Provoking SOA piece
Rocky is one of my favorite writers, so it's not much of a surprise that he's the man behind an interesting article on TheServerSide.NET entitled "The Fallacy of the Data Layer" that discusses SOA, service boundaries and much more.
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My latest angryCoder.com article
I must not have got the newsletter Jon sent out or something but, I did just notice my latest submission to angryCoder was posted the other day. (Last Thursday it appears).
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How would you store the information?
One of the new products I'm developing for my company is "NQuery", a SQL builder WinForms UserControl. It displays various schema information so the user can drag and drop tables, choose some fields, set some criteria values, etc. in order to have the SQL statement created for them. (btw, props to Scott for coming up with the name "NQuery" - I'll try to round up some swag for you, Scott.)
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I-Hate-Oracle Club (IHOC)
In addition to the hilarious posts found at TheDailyWTF site, Alex started up an I-Hate-Oracle Club for all of us that find SQL Server be an absolute developers' dream compared to working with Oracle. If you've done any Oracle development before and found Oracle to be less than intuitive, you owe it to yourself to join this club.
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Mike Gunderloy's Daily Grind hits #500
I've actually been making a mental note to post about this since Mike reached Daily Grind #475 or so..so it's nice to see he's finally hit #500.
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Help Me Name A Product!
At my company, Knowledge Relay, we're going to be building a query builder/designer similar to what you get with SQL Server Enterprise Manager and Access. You can see an example of what I'm talking about if you look at this page. The main difference between what we want to build and BinaryWorx's tool is that we want the QueryEngine to work server-side so that you can also implement the component as an ASP.NET server control as the UI display. We've thought about ".Query" since it is going to be built with .NET. We also want to try and integrate our company name (Knowledge Relay or 'KR') into the name of the product if possible. Something like "KR Query Maker" maybe. Anyway, if you can think of a good name and/or suggestion, please, let me know!
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You gotta admire his persistence...
I was chatting w/ my buddy Jonathan tonight over IM (most of you probably know him as the angryCoder) and he mentioned to me that he has, yet again, started up a blog. I think this is his 5th or 6th attempt at blogging but hey, who's counting? If it will get him to write more, (nudge, nudge) I'll gladly link to him.