(Justin Etheredge) I want to show you an algorithm, it is a pretty simple algorithm. It is an implementation of the Damerau–Levenshtein edit distance algorithm from the pseudocode on Wikipedia:
Tag: Development
Using C#, ASP.NET, and ADO.NET To Develop A Multi-Tier App From Start To
(Dave Verschleiser) This article assumes a familiarity with Visual Studio 2008 and ASP.NET. In this article I will show you how to create a simple multi-tier (otherwise known as n-tier) application using ASP.NET. We are going to be using several ASP.NET controls. What coding there is will be in t
Understanding .NET application options for 32 and 64-bit systems
(Jani Jdrvinen) Around mid-nineties, the migration from 16-bit systems to 32-bit systems was in full swing. The benefits were very clear, but unfortunately, the move caused hair pulling for many developers as they needed to learn new memory models, new API functions and changed pointer arithmetic.
Using A State Machine To Parse Tokenized Data In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) I have always been fascinated by the concept of parsing. I know nothing about it, which is probably why it seems to mystical to me. I’ve taken stabs at the parsing game before, using various approaches to try and color-code my blog code samples. But, nothing has ever really seemed comple
Fully customizable Menu-, Tool-, ContextMenu-, and Status strips
(NickThissen) As you may or may not know, the MenuStrip, ToolStrip, ContextMenuStrip, and StatusStrip controls (hereafter called ‘Strips’ or ‘Strip controls’, for short) can be customized to a great extent. They use the ToolStrip(Professional)Renderer class to render themselves, and it is possible t
Be Careful When Including Images In jQuery Auto-Suggest
(Ben Nadel) Yesterday at work, we ran into a very interesting problem involving a jQuery auto-suggest feature on one of our client sites. We had implemented auto-suggest on this particular site several times before and it had always proved to be very zippy and responsive. This time, however, the “su
Crystal Reports: 5 Tests for Top Performance
(Jason Dove) It is complete, your masterpiece report. Not only does it meet your customer’s expectations, it blows them out the water, all they want is beautifully summarised and displayed in a myriad of ways.
Improving CSS With .LESS
(Scott Mitchell) Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, is a syntax used to describe the look and feel of the elements in a web page. CSS allows a web developer to separate the document content – the HTML, text, and images – from the presentation of that content. Such separation makes the markup in a page
Fixing Internationalization in ASP.NET
(Jason Kester) I’ve been building websites with ASP.NET for a little over 10 years now, and I have a dirty little secret to confess: I’ve never Internationalized a single one of them.
TranslateTransform in WPF
(Mahesh Chand) TranslateTransform is used to move an element from one position to other. The X and Y properties are used to move an element towards the x and y axes.
