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published 1 year, 11 months ago, submitted by
 madskristensen
1 year, 11 months ago madskristensen.dk — Many websites have two points of entry for each individual page – one with www and one without. It means that if other websites link to yours, they might link to the same page using two different addresses. If you make sure that all incoming links point to the same address, you also make sure that various page ranking algorithms of the different search engines give the page full credit for each incoming link.
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published 1 year, 11 months ago, submitted by
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1 year, 11 months ago mnour.blogspot.com — When you see how the paging is a piece of cake now in .NET server controls (fro example, GridView), you can imagine how much amount of work was needed to do paging if you haven't these server controls. You can for example fetch all thr data block and put them on the session and just do your paging in you business layer! Ok..I heared someone say what are saying. Ture. This is really a miss when you working on huge data blocks. So, the best way is to do you paging inside the datalayer...
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published 1 year, 11 months ago, submitted by
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1 year, 11 months ago stevenharman.net — An overview of how I integrated CSS Friendly Control Adapters (used to render clean CSS based markup) into a project working on... and a couple of tips/tricks to help you use the adapters for your projects. read more...
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
gmiller
2 years ago principiaprogramatica.com — Sometimes you need to query across servers, even servers of different type such as doing a table join from MySQL to Oracle. I’m going to show you two ways you could do this if you have access to an SQL Server. There are ways to do this with other servers, and there are more than two ways to do this in SQL Server, but I’m only covering two methods both using SQL Server here. read more...
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category:  ADO.NET | Views: 33
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
wallym
2 years ago aspnetpodcast.com — A brief introduction to the Javascript Object Notation read more...
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
 Jemm
2 years ago eweek.com — Service Pack 1 of the development platform includes user reported fixes and more than 70 improvements for common development scenarios, including new processor support for code generation and profiling, as well as performance and scale improvements in Microsoft's TFS (Team Foundation Server).
Although Microsoft has released the Visual Studio 2005 SP1 bits to manufacturing, official news of the release is not expected until Monday [18.12.2006], sources close to the company said. read more...
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
Hyle
2 years ago en.csharp-online.net — Need to sort through lots of data? Choose a C# sort routine to suit your requirements. One of the fundamental problems of computing is ordering a list of items. There are many solutions to this problem: these are known as sorting algorithms. Some sorting algorithms are simple and intuitive, while others are extremely complicated, but produce really fast results.
Seven of the most common sorting algorithms are:
Bubble Sort, Heap Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort, Selection Sort, Shell Sort. read more...
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
ehoff
2 years ago evanhoff.com — Expression Web is the successor to FrontPage and has a lot of features that were sorely missing: standards validation, strong css support, asp.net support, xml and xslt. While FrontPage was designed for the casual user, Expression Web was designed with the professional in mind. read more...
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published 2 years ago, submitted by
 gavinjoyce
2 years ago blogs.msdn.com — "To download the released product for Windows, head over to: http://msdn.com/xna/gse/. You can now also purchase a subscription to the XNA Creators Club from the Xbox Live Marketplace on your Xbox 360 console if you have an active silver or gold Xbox Live subscription.
Before you purchase a subscription to the XNA Creators Club please take the time to go over the PC and Xbox 360 console requirements in the readme. Once you've done that here's how to get it:
1. On the Xbox Live blade, go to "Xbox Live Marketplace"
2. Select "Games" and then "All Game Downloads"
3. Scroll down the list to find the "XNA Creators Club"
4. Here you'll be able to go under Memberships to purchase a 4-Mo membership for $49.00 or an Annual (12-mo) membership $99.00. The prices used here reflect the subscription rates for the United States and pricing may differ for your local region or country if outside the USA.
5. You'll also need to download the XNA Game Launcher from the same area. Having done so, you will find a new XNA Game Launcher program on your Games blade under Demos and More." read more...
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published 2 years, 1 month ago, submitted by
jmbledsoe
2 years, 1 month ago johnsbraindump.blogspot.com — While this isn't totally .NET related, I think that the crowd here will be able to relate to this dilemma. We're .NET developers who do HTML and CSS, and this is a common problem that we've all run into. read more...
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category:  IE | Views: 6
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