(Jonathan Yarden) In nature, vigilance and intelligence are essential for the survival of any species. The ability to communicate information quickly and uniformly, particularly threats, is often the difference between evolution and extinction.
Tag: Development
PHP Datastorage Class
(Chris Root) In the first part of this two-part article, you started to learn about using alternatives to databases for storing data; specifically, we started to work on creating a class that can handle flat files, session variables, and cookies. This second part picks up right where we left off las
Manage and Administer ASP.NET Web Sites in Visual Studio 2005
(Mahesh Chand) ASP.NET Web applications deployment was one of the area developers weren’t comfortable editing configuration files, creating virtual directories, and copying files on the deployment machines.
Examining ASP.NET 2.0’s Site Navigation – Part 1
(Scott Mitchell) Any website that is composed of more than one page needs some sort of navigation user interface. A navigation user interface might be as simple as static hyperlinks to the other pages in the site, or might involve the use of menus or trees. But before a navigation user interface can
New Features of Visual Studio 2005 Editor
(Mahesh Chand) In my previous articles, I discussed various new features introduced in Visual Studio 2005. This article is another extension to the same series. In this article, I discuss some new features of Visual Studio 2005 editor.
10 things you should know about Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0
The November 7, 2005 release of Visual Studio 2005 arguably marks Microsoft’s most serious attempt to leverage the .NET Framework as a vital part of application development. And in many ways, the latest version of the venerable IDE accomplishes what it sets out to do. This download lists 10 things y
Better Exception Handling in Visual Studio 2005
(Mahesh Chand) Better exception handling is one more nice feature in Visual Studio 2005. You remember the exception dialog in prior versions of Visual Studio which used to popup whenever an exception was occurred when you were compiling and debugging the code.
Enforce development standards with code reviews
(Tony Patton) One of the greatest aspects of application development is the plethora of ways to solve a problem. This flexibility affords developers a lot of creativity. However, it may not be wise to have all your developers stretching their creative limits at once.
Creating a Searchable Inventory System: Setting Up Your Database and User Interface
(Brian Vaughn) In this second part of an article about setting up a searchable inventory system, we will cover our helper Search class, and some of the things this class will need to be able to do.
Using Visual Studio .NET Wizards to Create an N-Tiered Application – Part 2
(David Catherman) Microsoft is known for providing good tools for Rapid Application Development (RAD) tools for developers. MS Access, Visual Studio 6, Visual Interdev and others have provided an environment to visually combine controls, properties, and generated code for quick applications. Visual