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submitted by webdotdev 10 months, 11 days ago

webdotdev.com — GTK is accessible through several programming languages, such as C++, Guile, Perl,Python, TOM, Ada95, Objective C, Free Pascal, Eiffel, Java, and C#. This document covers Ruby/GTK2, the Ruby binding for the GTK library version 2. The reader should have some Ruby knowledge. It would be better if he/she has some experience on X programming, but this is not required.This document is still under construction. Do not hesitate to send comments or as questions to the mailing list. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated. read more...

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submitted by webdotdev 10 months, 13 days ago

webdotdev.com — This module provides immutable UUID objects (the UUID class) and the functions uuid1(), read more...

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submitted by webdotdev 10 months, 23 days ago

webdotdev.com — Until now, in all the functions we have seen, the arguments passed to the functions have been passed by value. This means that when calling a function with parameters, what we have passed to the function were copies of their values but never the variables themselves. For example, suppose that we called our first function addition using the following code: read more...

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submitted by webdotdev 10 months, 27 days ago

webdotdev.com — Thin is a new web server which has been written by Marc-André Cournoyer that uses the EventMachine, Rack and Mongrel libraries. EventMachine makes it super fast at processing network I/O, Rack makes it easy to integrate with existing Ruby Web app frameworks, and Mongrel helps it parse HTTP. read more...

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published 10 months, 26 days ago, submitted by aaronlerch 10 months, 27 days ago

codebetter.com — Jeffrey Palermo has announced a call for participation in the open source "code camp" server project. If anybody has been involved with code camps before, they know there's limited resources out there for organizing one - this promises to be a great resource. But it'll only be as great as you want it to be! Contribute! read more...

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submitted by razamit 10 months, 27 days ago

dev102.com — As it turns out, my latest post about DataTemplates was not the most efficient way to do this. I used a different Template for the root and a second one for the all the rest of the data.... read more...

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published 10 months, 24 days ago, submitted by vitaly 10 months, 27 days ago

vitalygorn.com — How to add synchronization framework to your app in several mouse clicks in Visual Studio 2008. read more...

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published 10 months, 25 days ago, submitted by troyhunt 10 months, 27 days ago

davesquared.blogspot.com — Some good posts on using various ORM methods to implement a common requirement. Includes "How Tos" and conclusions on LINQ to SQL, NHibernate, SubSonic and ADO.NET Entity Framework Beta 3. read more...

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submitted by rstrahl rstrahl 10 months, 27 days ago

west-wind.com — If you've hit a bug in Visual Studio where you hit Ctrl-S/Save while editing a web.config file causes the web.config file to close, you're not alone. Looks like the ADO.NET Entity Tools Designer somehow mucked up the Visual Studio save option for web.config files. read more...

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submitted by CarlJ 10 months, 27 days ago

carlj.ca — One of my biggest pet peeves about Visual Studio, is that it displays a lot of HTML formatting errors as errors, instead of warnings, and one of the most common HTML errors that Visual Studio 2005 likes to display is the invalid color values, such as “AliceBlue“, “Bisque“, “CornflowerBlue“, “Chartreuse” and “Linen” to name a few. Here's a quick and dirty way to solve this problem. read more...

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submitted by Vineet2 10 months, 27 days ago

vikramlakhotia.com — Some of the Lambda expression have particular name, which is based on their purpose. Predicate and projection are two type of Lambda expression, which have their name, based on the purpose. read more...

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submitted by CompiledMonkey 10 months, 27 days ago

compiledmonkey.com — Brainstorming an n-tier architecture using LINQ. read more...

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submitted by trenton 10 months, 27 days ago

arkesystems.com — First article in a series for setting up a web application in a continuous integration environment. read more...

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published 1 year, 2 months ago, submitted by mikeon 1 year, 2 months ago

vaultofthoughts.net — As an alternative to appSettings you can use SingleTagSectionHandler to store settings in a web.config file. Learn how. read more...

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submitted by webdotdev 1 year, 11 months ago

webdotdev.com — Working with the DataGrid component in ASP.NET 1.x can be an overwhelming task at times. With so many configurable options available and a myriad of different attributes and parameters to work with your head can be spinning in no time. read more...

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submitted by webdotdev 2 years ago

webdotdev.com — September 1997 saw the release of Microsoft's Internet Explorer™ 4, an event which not only changed the face of web development but officially marked the start of the infamous 'Browser Wars'. Shipped with every version of Microsoft Windows™ (beginning with the final beta release of Windows 98), Internet Explorer soon became by far the most popular browser on the web. Version 4 saw the introduction of Dynamic Hyper Text Markup Language (DHTML) support, combining aspects of scripting with Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) technology and thus allowing web developers the option of bringing far greater interactivity to their previously static HTML documents. read more...

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