StyleCop 4.3 Is Released

blogs.msdn.com — The awaited StyleCop 4.3 update is now available. This update includes: * Various bugfixes, including fixes for VS integration issues * Rules documentation is included and integrated into VS "Show Error Help" * New rules (more detail below) * Branding change from Source Analysis to StyleCop read more...

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DataGridView Custom Column Headings

tr3v.net — A quick tutorial covering the method I recently used on a project to control and generate the column headings for a DataGridView and modify the column headings to contain "full text" values. read more...

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Creating a Data Access Layer with Linq to SQL, part 1

krisvandermotten.wordpress.com — There is no doubt that Linq to SQL will have an enormous impact on the way we write data access layers. I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that the impact is so profound, that we might even have to reconsider the very nature of a data access layer. In fact, what is a data access layer (DAL) anyway? read more...

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Windows Form Printing

websoftconsultants.co.uk — Windows forms are quick and easy to create in any .NET language. By choosing the right project template, a developer can be dragging controls onto a Windows form, and have a professional looking user interface constructed in a matter of minutes. Printing the form, however, is a different matter. The programmer can leave the user to press Print Screen, and then paste the results into MS Paint, or a similar application. However, this is messy, and un-professional. Consider the case where the form contains multiple tabs, or where data in a list box cannot all be displayed at once. Using this approach, the user will be involved with clicking controls, an capturing screen prints for quite a while. Alternatively, the .NET development environment provides several controls to "help" with printing. Using these controls, the developer may listen for events, and respond by rendering output using GDI+. This approach can result in very professional output, but the drawback is the amount of time it takes to develop printing support on a form-by-form basis. When compared to the ease of dragging controls onto the form for the initial user interface, it appears cumbersome, costly, time consuming, and can be prone to bugs. read more...

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C# RSS 2.0 feed builder

tr3v.net — Do you want to build RSS 2.0 feeds? read more...

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C# html table builder

tr3v.net — The purpose of this class is to simplify the generation of basic HTML tables. read more...

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DataGridView Export

tr3v.net:80 — Add the ability to export a DataGridView control's contents to a CSV, HTML or XML file. read more...

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Configuring the System.Net.WebRequest

tr3v.net:80 — If you need your application to access the internet, but you are behind a proxy server or want to change the way pages you request are cached, this is the article for you! read more...

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