I've recently been following a thread on accessibility in ASP.NET - now this is a pretty important subject for any web developer. It is illegal not to make your site accessible and can lead to a hefty fine! At the moment, ASP.NET pretty much sucks for…
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As I've written about a hundred times now. I'm currently rebuilding this site - don't stop reading, I really am this time! So, I'm in the process of defining an architecture - rebuilding the site is more about my playing with some new technologies rather than…
I'm currently in the planning stages of several .NET articles - so my question is, what would you most like to know? I do plan to write an article on the use of Nested Repeaters with DataSets with internal relations, and an article on T-SQL based…
Just noticed over at Devhawk that V2 of the DataAccessApplicationBlock has been released... Just When You Thought It Was Safe... The prescriptive guidance is coming fast and furious now. The User Interface Process Application Block is a framework for…
I've written about these before, but if you are planning to develop any sort of ASP.NET / other .NET based app, you can save yourself a whole heap of time an aggrovation by having a look at the .NET application blocks, for instance the Data Access Application…
A discussion over on Paschal's site on the merits of the ASPInsiders cabal. I honestly don't see the point of this sort of group - what exactly does being a member mean to the community at large (apart from a pretty icon on http://www.asp.net forums)? Does…
Noticed this article on making ASP.NET output valid XHTML...looks pretty complicated - maybe the next version will have better support ;-)
I find some really interesting stuff on Roy Osherove's blog (I suspect he's a bit of an internet packrat like myself :0). Anyway, today he has a link to Brian Jackson's Blog, funny, interesting stuff - which incidentally has a great tagline to one of his posts…
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