Red Gate Assuming Responsibility For .NET Reflector’s Future

just3ws.wordpress.com — Red Gate has announced that they will be assuming responsibility for Lutz Roeder's Reflector utility. read more...

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PartCover.Net and CC.Net Part 2 - Making it pretty.

blog.latrompa.com — In my previous post I show how to integrate PartCover reports into CC.Net and promise to look into make the reports look a bit nicer and try to integrate the Coverage metrics into the statistics reports. So I dust off my xslt, pick up two of my favorite books on XML (XML Hacks and XML for the world wide web) open PSPad and started to play around until I got something that I like. read more...

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Reduce website download time by heavily compressing PNG and JPEG

msmvps.com — Use some advance compression tools like OptiPNG, AdvPNG and jpegtran to compress PNG and JPEG on your site and save 30% to 50% download time. See some handy powershell scripts than can run these tools on all your png and jpeg files and compress them all at once. read more...

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Singularity Source Code Released to CodePlex

published 6 months, 1 day ago, submitted by zigamorph 6 months, 2 days ago

coderjournal.com — Microsoft has released source code from the Singularity research project onto Codeplex under an academic, non-commercial license. “The Singularity Research Development Kit is based on the Microsoft Research Singularity project. It includes source code, build tools, test suites, design notes, and other background materials. The Singularity RDK is for academic non-commercial use only and is governed by this license.” read more...

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Microsoft to push functional programming into the mainstream with F#

arstechnica.com — Microsoft has announced that support for the F# functional programming language will be fully integrated into Visual Studio. This marks a bold new commitment to facilitating functional programming on the .NET platform and could potentially help legitimize functional programming in enterprise environments. Microsoft's promotion of F# to a fully-supported language in Visual Studio is also indicative of the extreme versatility of the .NET platform and Microsoft's Common Language Runtime. read more...

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Re: Monorail vs. Rails isn't a meaningful question

flanders.co.nz — With the advent of IronRuby I think my opinion on the subject may change because that hopefully implies that visual studio will get full support for Ruby and that will finally give me the chance to evaluate my productivity in both languages more objectively. But as things stand currently I like the language of ruby a lot but I am a lot more productive in the c# world. read more...

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Add true confirmation to the ASP.NET Button control

submitted by madskristensen 2 years ago

madskristensen.dk — The JavaScript confirm() function is simple to implement on a Button control, but you can only use it for one particular purpose and that is to confirm a postback. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could use it to ask users a question and act depending on their answer from the code-behind? read more...

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LLBLGen Pro v2.0 released!

weblogs.asp.net — LLBLGen Pro is a real time saver for software developers: development time can be decreased by over 50%! LLBLGen Pro generates a complete data-access tier and business façade/support tier for you (in C# or VB.NET), using an existing database schema set. In seconds. read more...

1 comment | category: Architecture | Views: 1