Versioning and Creating Branches in VSS Visual source safe 6.0

vbdork.net — This is a great article about how to quickly and easily version your code using VSS version 6.0 read more...

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Virtual Files using HttpContext.RewritePath()

blog.dmbcllc.com — One of the cool new tricks we are able to perform in ASP.NET that we were not able to use in ASP is the ability to have ASP.NET redirect file requests in the same way that mod_rewrite does under the Apache webserver. read more...

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Vb.Net one better than C#

published 17 hours, 3 minutes ago, submitted by whoisvaibhav 21 hours, 9 minutes ago

blog.gadodia.net — This is the first time I have envied VB over C#. Here's a thing that is useful and you can do in Vb.Net, but not in C#. read more...

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Know Every HTML Tag There Is

dev102.com — The question is do you know all the HTML tags? Do you know exactly how they work and what each tag does? And the most important of all, how each tag acts in each browser? read more...

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The F# Handout Available

hamletdarcy.blogspot.com — This is a beginner's guide through the syntax and features of the language in an easily digestible two page format. read more...

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Handling Validation Errors in MVC (a different approach)

meisinger2.wordpress.com — As we all know you should never rely on client side validation and you should always validate input (especially user input) prior to calling any business methods or database calls. My problem has always been with trying to get the validation messages back to the client. I am always determined to have my validation routines in my business layer. But then comes time to report validation errors back to the client and I end up sticking them in the code behind. Sure I might (emphasis on might) create a utility or helper class but then the routines become more and more specific and less and less common and I am right back to sticking them in the code behind. Where else can you put them since you not only have access to the control but you also have all the tools you need to render the output? While I have been playing with MVC I have found myself once again struggling with sending validation messages back to the user. This time, however, I decided to try a few different techniques and one has proven to work well (for me at least). read more...

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XAML Templates Resource

submitted by bradygaster 1 day, 1 hour ago

xamltemplates.net — Nice site with lots of free and not-so-free XAML templates and styles. read more...

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MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice - Part 1

dotnet.dzone.com — A few weeks ago I posted an article describing how my current team built a publish/subscribe message bus using WCF and MSMQ. At that time we had only deployed the application in a single-server test environment. While there were a few tricks to getting that working, once we tried deploying to a multiple server environment we found a whole lot of new challenges. read more...

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