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October 2005 - Wouter van Vugt

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  • Compiling my email

    Ever used Visual Studio so much, you are trying to compile (send) emails from Outlook using the CTRL+Shift+B or F5 key??

  • We share your pain!

    Absolutely hilarious!
    Published 31-10-2005 6:58 by Anonymous

  • Generics FAQ: Fundamentals

    Read this on MSDN . From defining a generic to CLS compatibility compliancy (sry), quite extensive.
    Published 30-10-2005 9:29 by Anonymous

  • Getting my back hurt...

    and what better way to do this than going paintballing in the open nature. Very cool, lots of fun. But be sure you are not only fit in your fingers!

  • A not to rich richtext editor for ASP.NET

    That's what I am looking for to incorporate in my portal server app. I already found FreeTextBox, but find it way to featurefull. I am looking for simplicity, e.g. functions as 'bold' 'italic' and 'insert table'. Nothing more, nothing less. Anybody can...

  • DotNet's best feature

    Yesterday I was driving home late, and was thinking a bit about C# and the dotNET Framework. I was wondering what I found the best feature of C# / dotNET. After a while I came up with one mayor thing, Activator.CreateInstance. Why this one? Well basically...

  • Audit your code for security

    And because there are so many issues to cover, you can use this MSDN article for some pointers.
    Published 21-10-2005 9:20 by Anonymous

  • Snip it!

    The new Visual Studio 2005 offers you code snippets. Using a snippet it is easy to add a repeatative piece of code to your files (such as a property). Extending the snippet system with your own can also easily be done. Because I write a lot of latebound...

  • Counting lines of code

    To bad Visual Studio 2005 doesn't have a command to count the number of lines of code in a solution. (if there is a built in way let me know pls.). You can of course use the power of macros and the extensibility model to do this yourself. Instead of trying...

  • To dataset, or not to dataset, that's the question

    There have been numerous (cool) changes made to the typed dataset designers, and the internals as well. Take a look at the new features in this article on The ServerSide . (I'm still using business objects for my recent web project to allow easier webservice...

  • Securify month!

    The November issue of MSDN magazine is all about security. Read up on: Code access security (my favority dotNET feature) AppDomain sandboxing for add-ins WebService Enhancements 3.0 , AzMan and Entlib And mucho more!

  • And have a nice flight...

    My past two days have been spent at a TTT in Munchen, but before I delve into the cool things I've seen overthere, let me tell you a bit about flying. There were loads of silly things happening on the airport. As usual I went through the metal detector...

  • Uploading files to ASP.NET using multipart/form-data

    Not to hard you might say. ASP.NET supports the use of <INPUT type=”file”> tags on your pages, and the upcoming release also contains a new FileUpload control as a wrapper around this tag. In my opinion there is one mayor shortcoming...
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  • Home again from the TTT

    After a delayed flight and a quick drive through Germany (love those highways) I am ready to give everyone some insight in the Microsoft Office Application Platform. I am really excited about the things I've seen, Office has really matured and is a very...
    Published 08-10-2005 0:31 by Anonymous

  • Displaying a dropdown in a CatalogZone

    My last piece on a collapsible EditorZone got me really going . This time I’ll show how to create a CatalogZone which displays a dropdown combobox instead of a list of checkboxes. Read more...
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