I was reading SampoSofts blog when came across this which links to ILMerge, this is a little tool made by MSR (who are kind of the smartest guys at the smartest compnays - i.e., pretty smart!). What this does is combine multiple assemblies into one - why would…
OK, let me start by saying that I enjoy working in C# / .NET more than I have any other language / framework in my working life. The problem is, that's just not enough. The simple fact is that I've chosen to live and work in Scotland and this severly limits my…
I've been doing some work on using MSCMS2002 and have had to look at ways to implement search (by default it doesn't have it and requires that you buy a much expensive Sharepoint license) well, I revisited the nLucene project - this had stalled for a while but…
Really exciting changes by the looks of it - not long now before we can actually use these features (well about a year). Anyway, a usual an excellent article from G. Andrew Duthie (or G. for short).
When replying to this post in the ASP.NET forums, Dave023 (I wish people would use their real names, we're not posting porn there or anything!) he mentioned using the System.Data.IDataRecord instead of the System.Data.Common.DbDataRecord I normally use when…
From Gareth Brown, a very handle little tool which I can think of a dozen uses for right now - a pronouncable password generator.
Paschal points out a really nice Windows Forms DataGrid replacement on CodeProject. This control looks really well done, the author has already posted some valuable updates on his own site, which also provides a nice RSS feed for updates on this and his other…
Marcie just let me know that there's another Nested Repeaters article been published, this time by Thomas 'Aylar' Johansen. Looks pretty good...I'll be working on a revision and followup to my article on this subject over the next few days, covering…
Just sorted one of the nastiest bugs I have ever had...I built a .NET class which was used from Classic ASP, so it too in recordsets then loaded then into a DataTable and fired them across a Web Service to another .NET app. Problem was I got all sorts of…
Just noticed (well read it on Jason Salas' blog if truth be told) that ASPToday has finally made a comeback and it has new clothes! Oh, and it now includes the C# Today content - which is just so fantastic I think I may pop...anyway, go, subscribe and keep…