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Last year I attended MIX10 conference in Las Vegas, because MIX is very near (Yes I’m GOING!!!!) I decided to plan my strategy of wining (I lost the last time…) in “Black Jack” based on Scrum Methodology.
Many thanks Yaniv Kessler for helping me finish this article....
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While attending the Microsoft® Tech•Ed 2007 conference in Orlando, I had the privilege of working in one of the developer booths at The Learning Center. What struck me the most about that experience was the buzz surrounding the latest Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools. There was also plenty of chatter about hot methodologies such as Agile Programming and Test-Driven Development (TDD). And, as a result, there was tremendous interest in the latest ALM suite from Microsoft, the Visual St...
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Author: Hari Pulapaka and Boris Vidolov
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The past decade has brought us many new software technologies and platforms. Each of these new technologies requires special knowledge to create great-performing applications. As Internet technologies like blogs have now enabled frustrated users to easily cast a negative light on your applications, you really need to make performance a primary priority. Early in planning, you should add requirements for responsiveness and create prototypes to identify possible technology restrictions. Throughout...
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There are many different kinds of applications SMS applications in the market today, and many others are being developed. Applications in which SMS messaging can be utilized are virtually unlimited. Some common examples of these are given below:
* Person-to-person text messaging is the most commonly used SMS application, and it is what the SMS technology was originally designed for.
* Many content providers make use of SMS text messages to send information such as news, weather...
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It is easy to use crystal report in VB.NET or C#.Net. But when using Crystal Report in ASP.Net some problems can occur. One of the problems is the error Object Reference not set..........
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This article provides an overview of the VS.NET 2005 Design-Time Integration Support. The article highlights the .NET design-time architecture and discusses the design-time attributes and the various design-time components in details with reference to the web controls. The article also lists the reference and the namespaces required for adding design-time support to your projects....
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First you will have to select the details row in the design mode, then from the Properties panel select the BackgroundColor property and go to edit its Expression, you will find the default value is Transparent, so replace it with this line of code:...
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Table layout is generally used to display the tabular kind of Information. But web developers mostly use the table based web layout for their easier implementation. Page size will get increased because of this table based layout. If we replace the table layout with Div based layout, page size will be decreased, because most of the styles will be declared in the CSS files. Rendering will be faster when compared with table based layout; entire page will be visible only when the end tag of the tabl...
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With Silverlight 3 and Expression Blend 3 released, I thought it would be an opportune time to go through one of the coolest features in Blend 3. The feature is Make Into Control and is available when you draw shapes in Blend 3. This gives you the ability to draw any shape and turn it into a Button, Slider or a ListBox! If you’re not blown away by this you will be by the end of this article! To get started you need to download Silverlight 3 Tools for Visual Studio SP1 and Microsoft Expression Bl...
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Remember the day you got your first big box of crayons—that colossal, multitiered package with an extraordinary number of colors? You needed every color to express your ideas more fully, down to every nuanced detail. For client-side developers, Analysis Management Objects (AMO) for SQL Server™ 2005 is a lot like that big box of crayons. Until now, lack of basic tools has left many developers unable put their own ideas into action and to answer fundamental data mining questions. Developers have f...
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Database development has gotten easier, thanks to Visual Studio® 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals (or DB Pro edition, for short). If you need to create, manage, or build solutions that connect to SQL Server™, this tool is for you....
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In SQL Server 2008, Microsoft introduced spatial data support with two new built-in data types, geometry and geography. Although you could “see” the data in spatial columns in three formats—Well-Known Text, Well-Known Binary, and Geographic Markup Language (GML)—the only built-in way to visualize your data on a map was via the Spatial Results tab that was added to SQL Server Management Studio. This was a boon to developers who were visualizing map polygons or even geometric data unrelated to a m...
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