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1 day, 12 hours ago blogs.lessthandot.com — About how to use the new AAA (Arrange, act, and Assert) syntax with VB.Net and the difference with the old syntax. read more...
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1 day, 12 hours ago blogs.lessthandot.com — About how to use the new AAA (Arrange, act, and Assert) syntax with VB.Net and the difference with the old syntax. read more...
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18 days, 16 hours ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Pro SQL Server 2008 Relational Database Design and Implementation is one of those books that should be in the hands of every SQL Server developer. There are tons of SQL Server programming books around but none of them covers the fundamentals of a good SQL Server database, the design. If your design is ‘broken’ then it is a lot harder to fix it down the road, design is probably the number one reason people have all kinds of problems with their databases. read more...
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published 18 days, 12 hours ago, submitted by
dnk2007
18 days, 16 hours ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Pro SQL Server 2008 Relational Database Design and Implementation is one of those books that should be in the hands of every SQL Server developer. There are tons of SQL Server programming books around but none of them covers the fundamentals of a good SQL Server database, the design. If your design is ‘broken’ then it is a lot harder to fix it down the road, design is probably the number one reason people have all kinds of problems with their databases. read more...
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published 18 days, 12 hours ago, submitted by
dnk2007
18 days, 16 hours ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Pro SQL Server 2008 Relational Database Design and Implementation is one of those books that should be in the hands of every SQL Server developer. There are tons of SQL Server programming books around but none of them covers the fundamentals of a good SQL Server database, the design. If your design is ‘broken’ then it is a lot harder to fix it down the road, design is probably the number one reason people have all kinds of problems with their databases. read more...
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1 month, 5 days ago coderjournal.com — So when Google announced they had a new browser that was going to break down all the barriers of the internet and the desktop I got excited at the prospects of what they were going to do and what this new user interaction would be. Well today they finally announced the release of the browser and made it public at:
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published 1 month, 4 days ago, submitted by
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1 month, 5 days ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Be careful when using LINQ. If an application is using LINQ to SQL and the queries involve the use of strings that can be highly variable in length, the SQL Server procedure cache will become bloated with one version of the query for every possible string length read more...
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published 1 month, 4 days ago, submitted by
SQL_Menace
1 month, 5 days ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Be careful when using LINQ. If an application is using LINQ to SQL and the queries involve the use of strings that can be highly variable in length, the SQL Server procedure cache will become bloated with one version of the query for every possible string length read more...
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published 1 month, 4 days ago, submitted by
SQL_Menace
1 month, 5 days ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Be careful when using LINQ. If an application is using LINQ to SQL and the queries involve the use of strings that can be highly variable in length, the SQL Server procedure cache will become bloated with one version of the query for every possible string length read more...
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published 1 month, 5 days ago, submitted by
dnk2007
1 month, 5 days ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Coming from a database background, I should’ve known better. But, I didn’t. Recently I found myself needing to write a GUI wrapper for a new Address Standardization component we got at work. This was purchased in order to clean addresses for a variety of data processing tasks we do on the way into the database, allowing us to completely automate these processes, read more...
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published 1 month, 5 days ago, submitted by
dnk2007
1 month, 5 days ago blogs.lessthandot.com — Coming from a database background, I should’ve known better. But, I didn’t. Recently I found myself needing to write a GUI wrapper for a new Address Standardization component we got at work. This was purchased in order to clean addresses for a variety of data processing tasks we do on the way into the database, allowing us to completely automate these processes, read more...
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category: ADO.NET | Views: 192
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1 month, 6 days ago blog.evonet.com.au — This article will show you how to integrate the popular FCKeditor HTML Text editor into an ASP.NET site to provide your users with the ability to edit their web site without them having to access the underlying HTML or source files. read more...
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published 1 month, 1 day ago, submitted by
thechamp
1 month, 6 days ago blog.vuscode.com —
"I believe that the most important reason why NHibernate is not more widely adopted by general DEV population is exactly the “Java XML configuration” PIA feeling you have while working with it.
Great news for all of us from that group: NHibernate is possible to be used WITHOUT configuration files! "
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published 1 month, 8 days ago, submitted by
mjeaton
1 month, 8 days ago blog.theaccidentalgeek.com — I am responsible for every website I create. If I create a site or application that is unmaintainable or that has poorly formed HTML or doesn’t render well in all browsers, that is my fault. I chose my development tools/framework, or my employer, who I choose to work for, chose the development tools/framework. Either way, it is my responsibility, as a professional, to do my utmost to create the best possible application that is within my capability to create.
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 346
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published 1 month, 18 days ago, submitted by
StanJackson
1 month, 19 days ago ryanfarley.com — In the recent relaunch of this site, I created a new custom skin for Subtext. Since this is just a personal site, I threw things together fairly quickly, testing along the way with Firefox3 and IE7. Once I was getting closer to complete, I took a look at my new site in all the usual browsers, including IE6. Ugh, it looked terrible. I gave it some thought and made some decisions about supporting IE6. I'm not going to support it. Not on this site and not on others that I have a say in. I'm not talking about leaving my site unusable for IE6 users - they just won't get as good of an experience. I'm not alone with this decision. Read on to see why I am no longer supporting IE6. read more...
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