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Removed posts about templated controls

I had to remove the post about building a templated control designer because it is seriously rendering wrong in the main feed and on the main page. I'll look in to it, and hope we'll start using different blogging software soon. DotText has ripped to...

Published 31-08-2005 7:55 by Anonymous
Why is C# case SensitIve

One of my students asked my this today, and next provided me with the answer himself. Cool!

Published 29-08-2005 13:39 by Anonymous

Filed under: C#
Mayor changes between ASP.NET beta 2 and RTM

A few things are going to change for developers that you need to be aware of. Read all about the changes at MSDN . I especially like the new classname schema which now takes directories into account. Previously it was not possible to have two classes...

Published 29-08-2005 7:39 by Anonymous
WebParts and dynamically generated pages.

Say you have a DotNetNuke like page framework using WebParts, where there is a single ASPX and WebParts are dynamically loaded into that ASPX based on some querystring parameter (like Default.aspx?pageID=3). Well then, you're in Barney . The WebPartManager...

Published 25-08-2005 12:04 by Anonymous

Filed under: ASP.NET
An IE browser plugin for ASP.NET

Nikhil Kothari released a handy IE browser plugin . It shows decoded viewstate, the trace log, the cache and other items. Very handy indeed!

Published 19-08-2005 8:57 by Anonymous

Filed under: ASP.NET
ASP.NET Security features at a glance

An interesting read about ASP.NET 2.0 security features .From logging to delegation to CAS.

Published 17-08-2005 7:37 by Anonymous

Filed under: ASP.NET
Problems laying out a MasterPage using CSS

Phew, developing my homepage with ASP.NET 2.0 sure confronts me with lots of small defects and minor annoyancies. This time with laying out a master page using CSS. I want to develop a simple CSS site, header, sidebar and content area. Not to difficult...

Published 16-08-2005 8:19 by Anonymous

Filed under: ASP.NET
Interview with Paint.NET crew

Some time on your hand? Watch a video on MSDN containing an interview with the Paint.NET team .

Published 16-08-2005 7:05 by Anonymous
The line's-a-fading

Ever gotten so much into a game, you're dreaming about it?

Published 15-08-2005 11:43 by Anonymous
OSX??

Which OS are You?

Published 15-08-2005 7:35 by Anonymous
Rainy sunday afternoon

Bored? Wished you had something to develop? Inspirationless? Chill out and watch some MSDN videos on API design.

Published 15-08-2005 7:16 by Anonymous
Issues with nullable types

There seem to have been issues with nullable types (wasn't aware...). But the new solution provided by MS seems to make everyone happy.

Published 15-08-2005 7:02 by Anonymous
Removed last post

dotText seriously messed my post up. I'll reformat it and then post it again.

Published 14-08-2005 17:45 by Anonymous
Create a custom ConfigurationSection containing a collection of ConfigurationElements (ala the providers section)

Updated: Microsoft offers a better tutorial on creating configuration collections, read about it on MSDN .

Published 14-08-2005 15:15 by Anonymous
General C# guidelines

An interesting general code guideline . Most things will sound familiar to the more experienced developer, but a nice read none the less.

Published 12-08-2005 20:25 by Anonymous

Filed under: C#

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August 2005 - Wouter van Vugt

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Removed posts about templated controls

Why is C# case SensitIve

Mayor changes between ASP.NET beta 2 and RTM

WebParts and dynamically generated pages.

An IE browser plugin for ASP.NET

ASP.NET Security features at a glance

Problems laying out a MasterPage using CSS

Interview with Paint.NET crew

The line's-a-fading

OSX??

Rainy sunday afternoon

Issues with nullable types

Removed last post

Create a custom ConfigurationSection containing a collection of ConfigurationElements (ala the providers section)

General C# guidelines