Lance's Whiteboard
Random scribbling about C#, Javascript, Web Development, Architecture, and anything else that pops into my mind.
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ASP.NET: The life of an HTTP Request
The Technologist has an excellent blog post explaining what happens when IIS handles a request for a page served by ASP.NET.
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NASA: "Mars was once drenched in liquid water"
I just watched the live news-conference from NASA on the results of tests from the Mars rover “Opportunity”.
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Date Time Best Practices & RSS
I quickly recognized many of my pet peaves with DateTime problems from the recent MSDN article, "Coding Best Practices Using DateTime in the .NET Framework".
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Freeware for the PocketPC...
Here is an interesting site dedicated to free software for the Pocket PC.
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Is that a Mozilla in your Pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
Just stumbled across “Minimo“ a port of the Mozilla browser for the PocketPC on MobileSlash:
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Enterprise Performance Analysis
Over the past several weeks I have been working on performance & scaleability issues across multiple systems in our Enterprise. We have a mix of Legacy Systems, e-Commerce, MRP, DRP, BizTalk 2002, .NET Applications, and Sql Server 2000 that perform a range of business and EAI functions. Once you add network monitoring, and the use of SAN and NAS devices for storage you end up with a potpouri of analysis challenges.
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Diagram Drawing libraries for .NET?
Does anyone know of a good, open-source, class-library for .NET for rendering visio-like drawings and diagrams?
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Fixing Lost PerfCounters in .NET
Here is a question I recently answered on the MS .NET Framework Newsgroup:
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ADO.NET Connection Pools
Sometimes I run across such a great article that I keep referencing and sending-out to friends or posting to messageboards in response to a question.
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P&P Articles Rock!
As many of you may know, Microsoft has published many books and articles on development methodology and best-practices. They generally are under the category of "Microsoft Patterns & Practices". One such article I recommend often, is their boiler-plate explanation of how to setup, manage, and maintain your development environment.