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published 1 month, 23 days ago, submitted by
 gt1329a
1 month, 23 days ago encosia.com — My analysis of the ASP.NET Team's tentative road map for ASP.NET AJAX v.Next and beyond, followed by a few additional recommendations. read more...
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category:  AJAX | Views: 415
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published 1 month, 29 days ago, submitted by
 aloker
1 month, 30 days ago blog.andreloker.de — If you ever wrote code for a non-trivial project chances are that from time to time you stop an think: "I don't know, but I have the feeling that the code is not really clean/too complex/[insert adjective here that makes you feel bad about your code]". Chances are even that you did not had these thoughts - but your source code indeed was not really clean, too complex or what not. While the latter situation is certainly the worse of the two, both situation make clear that we need means to quantify the quality of our code. NDepend is an excellent tool that can be used to generate those metrics read more...
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category:  Other | Views: 148
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submitted by
eugenciuta
5 months, 9 days ago dotnetfacts.blogspot.com — All my late .NET projects had a mandatory, common requirement: the Infragistics NetAdvantage control library. I have been using it since the 6.1 version came out, over one year of development period, on six different .NET projects. Considering this, I believe I have enough experience with this user control library to highlight all the goods and the beds that come out from it. read more...
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category:  Products | Views: 20
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submitted by
garbin
2 years ago dotnetslackers.com — I decided to read this book because syndication formats are becoming more and more important as publishing systems for modern web sites. As the author remarks often (and he’s perfectly right) there’s a foundamental difference between a syndication (or publication) format like RSS or Atom (the two formats covered in the book) and a content format like HTML. read more...
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