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Techniques, Best Practice, News, Media and Resources for Windows/.Net developers.
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 Top of the media tree, this week, is an interview by .Net guru Mark Baker with database guru Jackie Goldstein, who describes XML-friendly functionality in ADO.NET — .Netýs data-access component. The ADO.NET tools complement native .NET XML support (parsing, XSLT transform capability, etc.), adding powerful features such as asynchronous client-server support for javascript (AJAX) and the ability to infer table structure from XML document hierarchy. Goldstein also discusses the anticipated evolution of ADO.NET over the next several years, as Microsoftýs rumored ýOrcasý project comes online.
In his "ASP.NET to the Max" column, this issue, Dino Esposito discusses user validation strategies in ASP.NET 2.0.
WCF bajo contrato (2/4)
Link Listing - July 2, 2008
WCF bajo contrato (1/4)
Sandcastle
Microsoft Acquires Powerset
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Converting to C++/CLI
Mark M. Baker
Dave Doknjas of Tangible Software Solutions discusses some gotchas in converting VB.NET to J# before addressing how C# and VB.NET code can be converted to C++/CLI, including the possibility of a C/C++ to C# converter while highlighting the issues in migrating from a lower-to-higher level language. (MP3, 13:04 mins.)
The Tour de Converter
Mark M. Baker
Hosts Mark Baker and Nik Hemdal take a whirlwind tour of the issues with converting between VB.NET and C# with Dave Doknjas of Tangible Software Solutions touching on C# to VB.NET challenges like case-sensitivity in symbols and special considerations with ASP.NET page translation. (MP3, 14:40 mins.)
Localization in ASP.NET 2.0
Dino Esposito
ASP.NET 2.0 makes creating resource assemblies for different languages much easier.
Challenges in .NET Functional Equivalence
Mark M. Baker
Hosts Mark Baker and Nik Hemdal chat with Dave Doknjas of Tangible Software Solutions about how automatic translation software can achieve the goal of functional equivalence and how syntactic peculiarities of VB.NET and C# can complicate this goal. (MP3, 15:05 mins.)
Microsoft Releases Go-Live License For Atlas
Alan Smithee
Microsoft issued a Go-Live license for its Atlas framework, allowing customers to use the toolkit for building AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML)-like functionality on production projects.
Translating .NET to .NET
Mark M. Baker
A talk with Dave Doknjas of Tangible Software Solutions, developer of Instant C#, Instant C++ and Instant VB. Dave discusses converting .NET applications from VB.NET to C#, or C# to VB.NET with an overview of the challenges of translating .NET languages. (MP3, 14:54 mins.)
The IPostBackDataHandler Interface
Dino Esposito
Server controls implementing the IPostBackDataHandler interface are a key part of ASP.NET's postack mechanism.
Product Review: VS 2005 Team System
Larry O'Brien
Lifecycle management meets IDEs as Microsoft enters the fray with its Visual Studio Team System, upping the ante in an already competitive market.
Interview: Inside the Microsoft Modeling Team
Scott Swigart
Members of Microsoft's Modeling Team speak with Software
Development magazine about Visual Studio Team System's modeling tools and Microsoft's thoughts about modeling in general.
.NET Convergence or Divergence?
Mark M. Baker
Hosts Mark Baker and Nik Hemdal consider the evolution of .NET and potential for future divergence of VB.NET and C#. They also review some of the potential bumps in the road predicted by experts interviewed on the DotNetCast. (MP3, 17:15 mins.)
serial port sniffer ( spy or monitor)
Need programmer,please read,help, please
Strange Behaviour from g++
Serial USB support and code
Please New c/c++ user
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The Intersection of Agility, Objects and UML
Robert C. Martin, discusses his Software Development column "The Craftsman," OO design practices, Extreme Programming, project management and the inevitable, and highly entertaining, Star Trek anecdote.
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