(BlackWasp) If you are developing software that monitors other programs or services, it can be useful to detect when a process has stopped responding to the user. This can easily be achieved using members of the .NET framework’s Process class.

If you are developing software that monitors other programs or services, it can be useful to detect when a process has stopped responding to the user. This can easily be achieved using members of the .NET framework’s Process class.

(Shay Friedman) .NET has some common naming conventions that everybody uses. One of them is that namespace and class names are PascalCased. However, like in real life – rules are meant to be broken. In C#/VB.NET there is no real constraint on this convention – you can name your namespaces/classes us

(Damon Armstrong) Randomly came across an interesting problem today. I’m building out a a template web control that allows you define your template in one of two ways – either as an ITemplate property that can be defined directly in your markup or by referring an .ascx file.

(Ben Nadel) Over the last week or so, I’ve made some pretty large changes to the code behind my ColdFusion blogging software. As part of those changes, I’ve started using my Application.cfc’s onSessionEnd() event handler.

(Mark Strawmyer) Historically Moore’s law has allowed us to largely ignore writing code designed to execute in parallel because the processor speed has continued to dramatically increase over time allowing our applications to run faster based solely on the hardware. Hardware has become increasingly

(Mahesh Chand) The FlowLayoutPanel control is a container control that provides dynamically layout for the child controls that can be arranged horizontally or vertically. The flow direction of the control sets the direction of arrangements of controls.

(Peter Vogel) Several readers pointed out that, in my review of Visual Studio 2010, I gave short shrift to the extensions available in the Visual Studio Gallery from the Tools | Extension Manager menu. Actually, those readers said that I was overlooking one of the best features of Visual Studio 2010

(Scott Guthrie) My posts last week covered how you’ll be able to take maximum advantage of these technologies using professional web development tools like Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Web Developer 2010 Express, and how these technologies will make your existing ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC d

(Suprotim Agarwal) One of the ways of learning a technology is to add some fun to the learning. LINQ is fun! In this article, we will use LINQ to print the Longest and Shortest Type Name in .NET 4.0.