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TechEd 2007 Orlando, Florida

by fred on June 6, 2007

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Long bus rides. From the Hilton, the bus stopped at each hotel which made my bus ride 45-50 mins in both directions. Wednesday was the longest, 75 mins. Basically, FILO – first in last out. It sucked.
Everything Linq is great, .NetTiers or ORM may not be needed in the future. Anonymous collections are awesome.
Linq is not [...]

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Code Formatting Utility for Blog

by fred on March 19, 2007

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This code formatting utility facilitates for formatting code for 1) C# 2) VB 3) html/xml/aspx 4) t-sql 5) msh

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When writing code and documentation for source files, there is lots of manual work. Often you follow a specific code standard and some code you write quite often with small changes. Dan Handevik has developed a set of Macros for easing your daily work.

 
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This is a great list of tools.

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Some Cool Tips for .NET

by fred on April 18, 2006

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These are some tips for commonly faced problems in .NET

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Who said client deployment has to be difficult? The ClickOnce technologies baked into Visual Studio 2005 and .NET Framework 2.0 make distributing your application either online or offline much easier. More…

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Visual Studio Add-Ins Every Developer Should Download Now Ten Must-Have Tools Every Developer Should Download Now

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The Regulator is an advanced, free regular expressions testing and learning tool written by Roy Osherove.It allows you to build and verify a regular expression against any text input, file or web, and displays matching, splitting or replacement results within an easy to understand, hierarchical tree.

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Rapid Web Application Development

by fred on October 5, 2005

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An article about the Multiformity Open Source project.

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