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CodeDOM in C# 2.0

published 9 months, 24 days ago, submitted by udaydenduluri 9 months, 25 days ago

aspalliance.com — CodeDOM is a very powerful Application Programming Interface (API) that is available with Microsoft .NET 2.0. This API can do wonders for you by generating code on the fly. This article takes a look at this technology and explains it with code examples wherever appropriate.

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I would kick this, but its only one page worth of content split into five pages, some only a paragraph long, in order to boost ad views. Guess what? Fail. If the article itself wasn't interesting I'm sure a mod would banninate it for spamming. No kick for u.

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yesthatmcgurk 9 months, 25 days ago

It would be a really great article if...

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powerrush 9 months, 25 days ago

I agree. When the advertising is more dominant than the content, then it is just garbage. I wish more sites were like my blog. I cleaned it up recently to cleanly place the single Google ad at the bottom while the rest of the page is for the actual content. This week I did set it to use a fixed position which I think works well without being annoying like a pop-up.

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offwhite 9 months, 24 days ago

@offwhite: IMHO having the ad at a fixed position as you have it I find more distracting rather than have it flow naturally with the content. Its just screeming for attention and distracts the user from the actual content. Is the adsense revenue really worth doing this to your site?

@Powerrush: You can click on the 'View Entire Article' link

Still, I agree that, that site seems to be over bloated with screaming ads

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Anastasiosyal 9 months, 24 days ago