(Dan Mabbutt) Recursion is a valuable programming technique and when a programming problem requires this technique, nothing else quite works. But there is a hidden trap in recursion that you need to know about: It can eat memory resources like nothing else. Here’s why.
Tag: Development
Make your Classic ASP code work like in ASP.NET
(Christian Calderon) With the Classic ASP Framework you will be able to structure your ASP pages in the the same way you would do it using ASP.NET. The Framework is 100% event driven and includes most of the controls found in ASP.NET such as the TextBox, Label, GenericHTML, DropDown, CheckBox, Check
Accessing data from dynamically created controls, using ASP.NET 2.0 callback
(vineyard) While developing with ASP.NET 2.0, I ran into a situation where I needed to create controls dynamically. As usual, I started looking for best practice methods by searching the websites and blogs I often turn to. Every example I found talked about the need to recreate the dynamically creat
Tips for J2EE Development
(Marcus Zarra) Starting a new J2EE project is no simple task. There are a large number of things to consider before you start writing the code. This article details a few things to consider before you start writing the code for your project. A little bit of debate and discussion surrounding these ar
List of .NET 2.0 and C# 2.0 new features
(Patrick Smacchia) The list of .NET 2.0 and C# 2.0 new features is extracted from the appendix of the book Practical .NET2 and C#2. All mentioned features are thoroughly covered in the book.
Build More Robust Databinding Apps
(Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo) Databinding lies at the heart of many presentation layers in .NET-based applications. It’s easy to see why. It’s a powerful feature, and many demonstrations of .NET showcase databinding techniques to build data-driven applications. The ease at which Visual Studio .NET allows f
SQL Server and .NET Training and Career Development
(Douglas Reilly) A number of years ago, I wrote a blog entry entitled “Who is Responsible for your Career?“. It was perhaps the second most popular post I ever wrote (judging by reads and referrals), and it generated a large number of comments and other blog entries, both pro and con.
New Directions For OLAP
(Seth Grimes) The online analytical processing tool arena is now in its second decade, and the focus of business intelligence innovation has shifted to dashboard displays, applications such as performance management, and operationally embedded analytics. That’s a hallmark of the acceptance of multid
Service-Oriented Data Integration Architecture
(Soumendra Mohanty) Information management, which includes both data and content management, is an essential building block for service-oriented architectures (SOAs). Information management provides a means to represent, access, maintain, manage, analyze and integrate data and content across heterog
Accessing and Updating Data in ASP.NET 2.0: Accessing Database Data
(Scott Mitchell) One of the coolest new features of ASP.NET 2.0 is its new Data Source controls. The Data Source controls are a collection of Web controls designed to provide a declarative approach to accessing and modifying data. In short, with the Data Source controls you can work with data withou