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SYSK 212: Does .NET Garbage Collector call Dispose? Dispose – Best Practices.
AppDev: Something You Should Know by Irena Kennedy
Since there are still developers out there that are not clear on if/when should you call Dispose, and what your class’s finalizer should look like if it holds on to non-memory resources such as file handles
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2006 Oct 05
ASP.NET 2.0 Quick Tip: Add a hyperlink to an image in a GridView column
Robert Burkes Weblog
I was asked today how to add a hyperlink to an image in an ASP.NET 2.0 GridView column, so that clicking the image will cause the browser to navigate to a different page. I thought I'd post it in my blog
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2006 Oct 05
Introduction to XAML
Keyvan Nayyeri
First part of my tutorials about XAML titled Introduction to XAML , has been published on ASP Alliance . In this article Keyvan introduces Microsoft's new markup language, XAML, for designing user interfaces
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2006 Oct 05
Phased Migration From ASMX to WCF
Kirk Allen Evans Blog
This question came up on an internal list recently (rephrasing the question slightly): I have an ASMX service that is already exposed and is being consumed by a variety of user agents (mobile devices,
Filed under Web Service | on 2006 Oct 05
[.NET Gotcha] SettingsPropertyValue typed as a string will never be null
JonGalloway.ToString()
I like to use chained null coalesce operators (??) to handle default console application parameters. The idea is that I provide a default value, override it via application settings (app.config and user
Filed under CSharp | on 2006 Oct 05
I'm a big advocate of separating an application's logic from it's user interface. By keeping the logic separate from the data presentation layer (UI), it becomes easy to swap out either component with
Filed under Design, Architecture | on 2006 Oct 05
Searching the AJAXEngine Code
Aspects of AJAX
Google released a new search tool named codesearch specially for coders. They support also Zip files that contain code and you can find the sources for the Ajax engine by using the link: http://www.google
Filed under AJAX | on 2006 Oct 05
Interfaces that don't break object identity
Less is better
Warning: danger ahead! A major breaking change is in the works for RubyCLR. I’ve been unhappy with the way interfaces were handled in RubyCLR since the current implementation also breaks object identity
Filed under Ruby on Rails | on 2006 Oct 05
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