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Web application platforms like DotNetNuke (DNN), aka web portals, have grown in popularity over the years because they do a very good job of solving the problem of basic web application plumbing. Security, user creation and management, forgotten passwords, page layout, backups, and multi-site/single-footprint capabilities are all common among major portal systems....
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Every once in a while, someone decides to do something really altruistic for the programming community. The other day, a fellow by the name of George Steeves, sent me 17 of his tutorial projects that he uses to teach a C# and .NET course to post here on C# Corner. Interestingly enough, the tutorial projects have a heavy bent on how to program multimedia in .NET. The projects include how to display graphics, show videos, play mp3 and wav files, and even how to output text to speech. Judging...
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In November 2008, Microsoft announced the general availability of the Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) threat modeling tool as a free download from MSDN. This column follows a team through the process of getting started with the SDL threat modeling approach and shows you how to use the new tool to develop great threat models as a backbone of your security process. This column isn't a primer on SDL threat modeling. For that, see the article I co-authored in the November 2006 issue of MSDN Mag...
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Author: admin
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I rarely directly promote/recommend any products/books etc on this website. Simply because when it comes to asp.net/.net developer books for example, I just can't recommend any...I mean recommend. Sure I could list a dozen books or so probably the majority of programmers would be happy with. But personal recommendation from me
would have to mean I have actually bought/read and enjoyed it. And still am enjoying/using it....
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In the previous session of SharePoint article we had discussed about the basics of SharePoint. In this session we will:-
• create site / site collection
• Understand the ready made functional reusable modules
• Learn how we can display a simple page and later apply master pages of SharePoint.
• Host a Inline code and behind code page in SharePoint
• Understand the concept of features and understand step by step how to enable / disable a feature
• How do display a feature in Adm...
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Writing the glue code required to manage transactions across multiple servers is one of the more common challenges developers face when trying to scale .NET applications. Some of these multi-server setups are beginning to go by the name 'Cloud computing.' Service providers like Amazon with EC2 have been doing this for awhile in the Linux space. More recently, vendors like ServePath with GoGrid and RackLabs with Mosso are rolling out a similar service for .NET developers. These Cloud-based platfo...
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The Microsoft® .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) does many things under the hood to create an easy to use, object-oriented platform. The list includes garbage collection, standardized cross-language exception handling, a comprehensive class library, metadata, interoperability with existing native code, and remoting. It also includes a cross-CPU instruction format (Intermediate Language, or IL), and a JIT compiler to turn the IL into code executable by the target CPU. As systems evolve and grow ...
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Developing ASP.NET pages for mobile device browsers does not differ substantially from developing pages for desktop browsers. To help you create applications for mobile devices, ASP.NET provides a System.Web.Mobile namespace devoted specifically to mobile Web development. You can create a Web page from the MobilePage base class and add controls from the System.Web.Mobile namespace. This namespace defines a suite of Web server controls and adapters that are especially useful when creating applica...
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When you sit down to write an ASP.NET application, how much time do you spend thinking about performance? It's unfortunate, but for most developers performance is an afterthought. Performance planning and design really need to be front and center. Think about your goals and make sure one of those goals is good performance. Then make sure to measure your progress. The more you measure, the more opportunity you have to improve performance....
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Many people have the experience of using the Calendar,it does facilitate our works and lifes.But most of the Calendars are based on text alert, that means you can only get the reminder event in front of your computer. So I think if the Calendar can remind me by phone.If I want to achieve this idea, I need a Calendar that can provide me APIs, a technology that can make me to call through programming. Fortunately,these technologies for this idea have been provided by some company,Google Calendar a...
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Author: Ted John
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The TileEditor control edits a grid of tiles. It can be used to quickly create fast editors of tile based games. It supports 2D grids with multiple layers, and can paint relatively fast using GDI. The current version supports editing of small and medium maps, mutliple selections of tiles, copy and pasting of tiles and multiple undo and redo actions. Frequently, I have needed a Tile Editing control so I can quickly make editors to edit maps for Tile Based games. None were around at the time, so I...
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Author: Richard Minerich
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DebuggerVisualizers allow you to customize the way objects are displayed while debugging in Visual Studio. This is useful for a great number of applications. Some examples might be:
* Building simplified models of complex objects.
* Rendering objects which are composed of more than just basic types into a human viewable form.
* Presenting debug data in a more organized, and easily accessible, way.
In our DotImage Toolkit, we provide an AtalaImage object in which the image...
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