Architect Forum - Setting-up a WPF line-of-business software factory
Architect Forum - Setting-up a WPF line-of-business software factory: "Architect Forum - Setting-up a WPF line-of-business software factory"
FIRESTARTER - Free Events to Ignite Your Skills
FIRESTARTER - Free Events to Ignite Your Skills: "Free events to ignite your skills"
Watch them online, really worth it!
Watch them online, really worth it!
Information Security : Anti-XSS Library v3.1 Released!
Information Security : Anti-XSS Library v3.1 Released!: "Anti-XSS Library v3.1 Released"
Offer Detail
Offer Detail: "Collection 6340: Introducing Microsoft SQL Server Data Services for Developers"
Clinic 6341: Overview of Microsoft SQL Server Data Services
Clinic 6341: Overview of Microsoft SQL Server Data Services: "Clinic 6341: Overview of Microsoft SQL Server Data Services"
Clinic 6375AE: Introduction to XAML
Clinic 6375AE: Introduction to XAML: "Clinic 6375AE: Introduction to XAML"
If architects had to work like software developers
http://blog.monochrome.co.uk/2009/02/if-architects-had-to-work-like-software-developers/
Great Sketching and prototyping tools
Denim:
http://dub.washington.edu/projects/denim
Activity Studio:
http://activitystudio.sourceforge.net/
SUPPLE: Automatic Generation of User Interfaces
http://www.cs.washington.edu/ai/supple/
Topiary
Blackberry Curve 8320 vs Nokia E71x
After trying out both phones on great deals that AT&T is offering currently (refurbished both at $9.99) i was compelled to purchase a couple of handsets for myself. And i have to say that Nokia’s E71x beats Blackberry Curve 8320 in almost every aspect for a non-enterprise user. From great pictures quality to allowing most applications to be run on wifi without a dataplan, i would give Nokia e71x two thumbs up.
When i say apps not running under Curve, i mean apps that most casual users would love to see them working easily using wifi without dataplan. For instance, any of the google apps fail to work (was able to make google voice work though). You have to use browser to navigate all the way to the gmail page to have it work. On the other hand, Opera mini keeps on trying to connect to some local server that they have been using as proxy to probably overcome some other short-coming.
I didn’t run in to any such issues with Nokia E71x, and would recommend any one that is trying to buy these phones because of wifi to look thoroughly at what apps do work on either of them before they buy any.
Just my 2 cents.
FIX: You experience very slow performance on an initial request to an ASP.NET Web site after you change the App_Code folder, the bin folder, or the Global.asax file
Doesn’t seem like most people know about it as i have not seen any blog posts in relation to this.
Works beautifully for the most part and i have actually dropped in .dll’s on our production server from time to time without any performance issues.
It’s been long overdue. Doesn’t speed up compilation, rather it compiles the files in a smart way now.
Retrieve Stored Procedure's parameters using SMO
I was trying to find something that I could use to retrieve stored procedure's parameters so that I won't have to write out the statements for my sproc parameters every time I have to create one. Here is something that I just did to create statements to add parameters for stored procedures that could be copied over and dumped in a method.
using System;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Common;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo;
namespace SMOApp
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
ServerConnection conn = new ServerConnection("_dev");
conn.LoginSecure = true;
//conn.Login = "";
//conn.Password = "";
Server svr = new Server(conn);
Database myDB = svr.Databases["_TOOLS"];
foreach (StoredProcedure sp in myDB.StoredProcedures)
{
if (sp.Name == "s_insert")
{
Console.WriteLine("public static IDataReader SelectRecords(string userEmail)");
Console.WriteLine("{");
Console.WriteLine("string sqlCommand = \"" + sp.Name + "\";");
Console.WriteLine("DbCommand dbCommandWrapper = database.db.GetStoredProcCommand(sqlCommand);");
foreach (StoredProcedureParameter param in sp.Parameters)
{
Console.WriteLine(param.Name);
Console.WriteLine("database.db.AddInParameter(dbCommandWrapper, \"" + param +
"\", DBType." + param.DataType + ", " + param.ToString().Replace("@", "") + ");");
}
Console.WriteLine("return database.db.ExecuteReader(dbCommandWrapper);");
Console.WriteLine("}");
}
}
}
}
}
Scripting Database Objects using SMO (Updated) - SQLTeam.com
- Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo.dll
- Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo.dll
- Microsoft.SqlServer.SmoEnum.dll
Scripting Database Objects using SMO (Updated) - SQLTeam.com
AMD CodeAnalyst" for Windows®
"The following major new features have been added in the AMD CodeAnalyst Performance Analyzer v2.8 for Windows:
- Supports new performance monitoring events. provided by the newest addition to our processor line up, the AMD Turion™ X2 Ultra (AMD Family 11h) processors.
- Windows developers get additional convenience because this version is fully integrated into the Microsoft® Visual Studio 2008 environment. AMD CodeAnalyst is invoked directly through Visual Studio, so profile data from the AMD CodeAnalyst tool is visible as a tab in Visual Studio. Instead of having to switch back and forth between Visual Studio and a separate AMD CodeAnalyst application, developers can modify, compile and profile code, examine the profile data, and go back to make further modifications, all within the same environment.
- Process filtering and core affinity control for targeted process
Executing SSIS Packages
From Article:
This article presents three different methods of executing all packages in a folder:
- SSIS control package
- Stored procedure
- DOS batch file
Top and Order By Combination - SQL Server knowledge center
"View object is a table expression (in sql server 2005 and above); and if you specify ORDER BY clause, the result would not be a table expression but ANSI SQL cursor statement. SQL Server 2005 and later version put View objects as pure table expression so that they will ignore TOP…ORDER BY combination in View."
Microsoft Virtual Labs - MSDN Virtual Lab: Application Validation through Unit Testing
Overview:
After completing this lab you'll be better able to:
- Generate unit tests from existing code
- Author unit tests based off pre-existing assemblies
- Use data to drive the unit tests
- View the test results
- Enable code coverage and examine how well the unit tests are exercising the assembly under test
Microsoft Virtual Labs - MSDN Virtual Lab: Building an Application with ASP.NET MVC
Overview:
After completing this lab you'll be better able to:
- Create a controller
- Display data from a model
- Generate links
- Handle HTML forms
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