Developer .NET UPDATE
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[August 20, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Visual Studio 2005's Partial Classes--August 20, 2004
Because of infrastructure changes in the Windows .NET Framework, Visual Basic .NET and C# support partial classes. This support means that you’ll have a richer development experience in Visual Studio 2005.
Windows IT Pro
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Various Authors
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[August 6, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Anonymous Admirer--August 6, 2004
Visual Studio 2005 beta 1 is out. Here’s a look at three of its new language-related features: generics, the "My" namespace, and anonymous methods.
Windows IT Pro
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Various Authors
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[July 16, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Automated Standards Checking Tools--July 2, 2004
Automated standards checkers such as FxCop let you quickly analyze code for common mistakes and poor programming practices. However, you shouldn't just blindly accept the recommendations of automated standards checkers.
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[July 16, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Express Edition Packages Available--July 16, 2004
Microsoft has released beta versions of the six Express Edition packages associated with Visual Studio 2005.
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Various Authors
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[June 18, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Welcome to WSE 2.0--June 18, 2004
Here’s a peek at the recently released Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0.
Windows IT Pro
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Various Authors
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[June 8, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--The Compact Framework's Future--May 21, 2004
Here’s a look at the Compact Framework's current capabilities and what Microsoft has in store for the Compact Framework in the not-too-distant future.
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Various Authors
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[June 8, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Migrating Your Code to .NET--June 4, 2004
When you're migrating your Visual Basic 6.0 applications to .NET, you probably won't want to manually recreate all your projects. Fortunately, you can leverage the power of the Visual Basic .NET Upgrade Wizard and the Visual Basic 6.0 Code Advisor.
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Various Authors
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[May 7, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Visual Basic .NET vs. Visual C# .NET--May 7, 2004
Visual Studio .NET provides four English-based .NET languages: Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, Visual C++ .NET, and Visual J# .NET. Learn which programming language is best to use.
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Various Authors
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[May 5, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Office Collaboration--April 16, 2004
Together, SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and InfoPath 2003 are a dynamic duo when it comes to office collaboration.
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Various Authors
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[April 6, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Office Collaboration--April 2, 2004
A look at some of the enhancements in Office 2003 that enable office collaboration.
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[March 19, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--SQL Server CE--March 19, 2004
You can leverage SQL Server 2000 Windows CE Edition as the engine for persisting and transferring a mobile application's data to a central database server. SQL Server CE is a terrific tool, but it has certain limitations and isn't well documented.
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Various Authors
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[March 5, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Spring Training--March 5, 2004
As part of its spring training, Microsoft is currently holding DevDays 2004. The DevDays sessions are covering how to secure ASP.NET applications and how to build smart client applications.
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[February 20, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE--Data Binding--February 20, 2004
The SelectedIndexChanged event can fire unexpectedly in a ComboBox when data binding is involved. Here’s how to fix this problem.
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Various Authors
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[February 6, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, February 6, 2004
If you pay close attention to the Windows .NET Compact Framework and Windows .NET Framework applications you’ve developed, you might notice that the ComboBox's SelectedIndexChanged event fires somewhat unexpectedly. Here’s the scoop on this problem.
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Various Authors
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[January 21, 2004]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, January 16, 2004
When you develop Windows .NET Compact Framework applications, you can encounter limitations that relate to the available display area for controls on your form. Here are some tips and tricks you can use when working with TextBox controls.
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Various Authors
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[December 22, 2003]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, December 19, 2003
Dealing with the Windows .NET Compact Framework can be fun and challenging at the same time. Here are some tips and tricks you can use.
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Various Authors
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[December 5, 2003]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, December 5, 2003
Microsoft’s goals for Whidbey, the next release of Visual Studio .NET, are lofty. Among them are 100 percent backward compatibility and controls that you can use to build both desktop and mobile-device applications.
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Various Authors
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[November 21, 2003]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, November 21, 2003
Yukon, the next release of Microsoft SQL Server, includes major changes, such as the replacement of SQL Server Enterprise Manager with SQL Server Workbench, integration with the Windows .NET Framework, and enhancements in ADO.NET.
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Various Authors
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[November 7, 2003]
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Developer .NET UPDATE, November 7, 2003
Microsoft threw a great party for developers at the Professional Developers Conference 2003. At this party, Microsoft announced three new technologies, including Longhorn, the next version of the Windows OS. Here’s a brief look at Longhorn.
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[October 17, 2003]
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Developer .NET UPDATE October 17, 2003
The ASP.NET Community Starter Kit series comes to an end. This last installment discusses how to package and deploy the database files of a custom ASP.NET starter Web site.
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