(Masako Omoto) Do you like JScript Intellisense feature but have trouble seeing variables or methods you expect to see in JScript Intellisense? Instead of trying to close files or other work around’s you can simply try to “Update Intellisense” command manually before invoking intellisense.

(John Charles Olamendy) This is the second article of series of articles related to Test-driven development (TDD) approach in Microsoft.NET. My intention is to illustrate this approach with several real-world examples.

(Tom) I was reading this great post by Jeff Wilcox and quickly found out that some of the needed code to get this to work was missing from his post.

(John Charles Olamendy) Business processes are a logical and chronological order of activities in order to produce some products or provide some services. These activities may be supported by information systems or by the interaction of the users. Businesses processes are partly automated by workflo

(Jeff Kelly) One need only peruse the business pages to realize that a rash of poor business decisions have been made over the last several years, from banks deciding to invest in risky mortgage-backed securities to the Boston Globe’s decision not to invest in Monster.com. (R)

(Dave Ward) The problem of how to handle dates in JSON is one of the more troublesome issues that may arise when directly calling ASP.NET AJAX web services and page methods.

(Tom) I was just reading through Scott Hanselman’s post about ELMAH and this sounds like a great idea. Getting a easy to consume report of all of your exceptions is a wonderful thing, especially when you add in that you can get it as an RSS feed, an email or a web site. You can check out ELMAH or

(Sandeep Chanda) Providing flexible reporting capabilities has been one of the key goals for the Microsoft Dynamics series of products. Microsoft signaled a significant shift in this regard with the launch of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. Coupled with powerful features such as advanced find, data filt

(Mohammad Azam) There are multiple ways of passing parameters to the crystal report. The simplest one is to use the crystal report design time feature to add the parameter manually. This article focuses on the design time approach to attach parameters.

(Tess Ferrandez) A colleague of mine, John Allen, created an awesome tool way back that displays memory usage in a process very nicely. I use screenshots from it from time to time in presentations or posts but unfortunately that tool is not publicly available.