Fair enough, I was on the edge in deciding that one anyway, didn't realize it was OSS, though.

Undeleted http://dotnetkicks.com/opensource/Yamisee_Live_Online_Course_Introduction_to_mojoportal

I know it smells spammy, but I checked the site and its about an open source .net app. If I'm wrong, feel free to delete again.

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This site is only for the Programming Framework called ".Net" all other posts will be deleted.

If you know VB6 or earlier versions, it would be easiest to learn VB.NET.

If you know Java or C++, it would be easier to learn C#.

Otherwise I would learn C# as it seems to be the most well-supported .NET language

hello,,,,,,can u help me on debate of VB.Net and C#

No, I've seen bad grammar - awkward, choppy... your application of the English grammar, though not modern or idomatic, has the feel (multiplied by 10) of what I consider "early English" used in the 18th century (and before). It wasn't an insult, but a statement of how interesting your wording turned out. It gave me a very transcendent reaction.

Thanks for your comment: "Wow, that post has a real ethereal grammar to it. After reading it I can now see through walls.".
I am not a native English speaker; so whether or not the meaning of your comment is positive (or negative) I did understand it as "your English grammar is bad"; is it so?
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can anyone tell me how can i nest masterpages in vs2005

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I just wanted to let you know that part 2 was up. It's on the upcoming stories list.

Sure.. I remember early on in ASP.NET trying to figure out how to track users, so it's likely that others new (or not so new) to ASP.NET would benefit from it.

Thanks for the kick! I hope you enjoy the other parts of the users online article.

No problem.. I admire the blogs that share tips and experiences to other developers

thanks for the kick :)

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hi, can you please update you blog url with a valid address? Our fault for not validating the input, but as it is now it doesn't link anywhere. Please add the http://

Glad I could help.

Thanks for supplying the pathc for the Urlify bug, I've just committed them to the trunk.

A lot of people use it as a download via the web to download an "Excel" version of a DataGrid, etc. -- just pass the HttpResponse.Output into my method (it is a TextWriter), this makes it very easy to emit data as a HttpResponse.

Do people still use CSV as a format?

PLease check out my http://www.dotnetkicks.com/adonet/NET_code_to_convert_a_SQL_query_to_CSV_format_for_output_to_file_etc - it can come in very handy, honest! ;-)