Chilá na NET... Ah e no .NET também...

É, bem que eu queria que fosse para o SQL 2008, mas o ambiente corporativo é muito cauteloso com a adoção de versões.

Pessoal, ultimamente eu tenho estado ausente daqui e estive pensando que muito disso se deve ao fato de que os meus posts aqui são em Inglês. Apesar de usar o idioma no meu dia-a-dia, esse pequeno detalhe acaba por me deixar um pouco afastado daqui.

I'm not an expert but I got some experience around web development and I can say that ClientCallback calls seem to be very poor to me... I'm working around a real world example on my job, we are moving from VS2003 to VS2008, and I'm writing more code on VS2008 than with VS2003 and AjaxPro.

Recently, I needed to do a small update on a couple of sites, and, for my surprise, I realised that the control used to do the "page header hard work", was the User Control instead of the Custom Web Control.

When I first tried to create a SQL Store for AzMan a message that the parameters I entered was incorrect. Looking and searching over the web, I discovered that, on the following window:

VS2008 now uses the engine of Microsoft Expression instead of Microsoft Frontpage to create and edit the web pages you added to your project/web site.

...but I'll only return to post in a couple of weeks. My spare time has became really complicated now, but I promise that you'll see some good stuff soon...

Hello everybody! I spent the last few hours to find out more about CascadingDropDown (CDD)  and I really didn't like what it really is.