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Creating custom wrapper for all JavaScript functions
Sumit Amar, MSFT
There might be scenarios when all JavaScript side initiated function calls need to be intercepted for logging and error reporting purposes on the client. Two approaches exist, one, calling an intermediary
Filed under AJAX | on 2006 Oct 06
SecureString
The dot before the Net
.Net 2.0 has come up with hordes of exciting new features. It's quite difficult to look at them all at one glance. Another new thing that I bumped on was the SecureString class. Given the sensitivity of
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2006 Oct 06
Introduction Today I have a post for you about a feature that's not so well-known as it should be in my opinion: aliases in C#. Everyone should know about the using keyword to import a namespace: using
Filed under CSharp | on 2006 Oct 06
CS Dev Guide: Favorites
Keyvan Nayyeri
As long as you work with Community Server, can find new great features that you didn't know about before. One of them that most users miss and make their life harder is the ability to mark a post, section
Filed under Community Server | on 2006 Oct 06
Limited generics support in Xaml
Mike Hillbergs Blog on WPF (Avalon)
In a post to the WPF forum, Zhou Yong had the idea to use a MarkupExtension to make it possible to create a generic dictionary (Dictionary<K,V>) from Xaml. It’s a cool idea, so I played with it a
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2006 Oct 06
Yahoo! JavaScript Library and AjaxPro
Michael (AJAX.NET) Schwarz
There are a lot of great JavaScript libraries available that are used be developers to add Ajax and Web 2.0 to their web sites. While AjaxPro is optimized to run on all web browsers including Windows Mobile
Filed under AJAX | on 2006 Oct 06
Compiled vs Dynamic Laguages and the Code Feedback Loop
Ben Scheirman
So I bit the bullet and installed Ruby on Rails. I’ve been reading a lot about Ruby (mainly blogs) and decided that it’s about time to learn another language. The Pragmatic Programmers believe
Filed under Tech Bite | on 2006 Oct 06
SYSK 213: Curious to Know How C# lock Keyword is Actually Implemented? Then read on…
AppDev: Something You Should Know by Irena Kennedy
We know that C# keywords are simply programming language (in this case, C#) lingo that map into the .NET framework types, objects, etc. So, what does the ‘lock’ keyword map to? Through the simple use of
Filed under CSharp | on 2006 Oct 06
"No More DLL Hell" Heavy Metal Song
Gregs Cool [Insert Clever Name] of the Day
New Song Released - No More DLL Hell "For those unfamiliar with the term "DLL Hell" (that's pretty much anyone who isn't a software developer), it's a term used by programmers to refer to versioning problems
Filed under Tech Bite | on 2006 Oct 06
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