| Dew Drop - May 12, 2008 | | Silverlight Dispatch My Stuff to the Right Thread (Dino Esposito) Silverlight For the Enterprises - Fundamentals (Hanu Kommalapati) .NET Two LINQ to SQL Myths (K. Scott Allen) XLinq’n in the New World - Data Access Comparisons with Xml/XPath (Derik Whittaker) Slightly Different Way to Assert That Exceptions Are Thrown (Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo) AddItem Extension Method for BulletedList, CheckBoxList, DropDownList, ListBox, RadioButtonList (Raj) - For those who miss the AddItem method from t | | 5/11/2008 11:40:52 PM - http://www.alvinashcraft.com/2008/05/12/dew-drop-may-12-2008/ |
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| Personal Development Plan | | At Readify we are encouraged to do a plan that we can use for guidance in our personal development. I was pretty generic with mine and have decided to give it more focus today (given that its labour day and all). I figure I'd post it here so that I can hold myself accountable to it next year. Lets say, end of financial year 09? Gives me 14 months to see what I can achieve off of this list. Naturally having a baby will affect this in yet to be discovered ways. The list is priorities by importan | | 5/4/2008 8:41:24 PM - http://stevennagy.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!B2EFDBF0964586B3!219.entry |
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| Silverlight Eğitimi 2. Gün Bitti | | Bugün INETA ve BilgeAdam işbirliğinde "Silverlight" eğitiminin ikinci gününü zevkli bir şekilde sonlandırdık. Eğitim yanlışlıkla ".NET altyapılı" diye duyurulunca tüm katılımcıların "Silverlight 2.0" bekleyerek geldiklerin için eğitimin bu ikinci gününde Silverlight ile Veri İşlemleri kısmını Silverlight 2.0 ile yaptık. Sanırım bundan sonra yine katılımcıların istekleri çerçevesinde sürekli Silverlight 2.0 ile beraber devam ediyor olacağız. Bu kapsamda aslında Türkiye'deki ilk Silverlight 2.0 | | 5/4/2008 2:38:46 AM - http://daron.yondem.com/tr/PermaLink.aspx?guid=645bee48-b097-44b5-96ec-5b42784160fd |
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| Visual Basic 2008 Programmers Reference | | Visual Basic 2008 Programmers Reference May 4, 2008 – 5:35 pm Visual Basic 2008 Programmer's Reference is a language tutorial and a reference guide to the upcoming 2008 release of Visual Basic. The tutorial provides basic material suitable for beginners but also includes in-depth content for more advanced developers. The second part of the book is a reference that quickly allows programmers to locate information for specific language features. The entries in these appendices allow the reader | | 5/4/2008 1:35:00 AM - http://www.downloadstuffz.com/visual-basic-2008-programmers-reference/ |
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| Dew Drop - May 2, 2008 | | I was offline yesterday, so I’m playing a bit of catch-up this morning. Blogging/Community Have You Tried Community-Credit.com? (Dan Rigsby) .NET Sexagesimal Conversions in .NET (Dan Rigsby) A C# Operator I Would Like to See (Dave) F# Compiler (zip) v1.9.4.15 (MS Research) Using XLinq to Manipulate an XML Document, XLinq U Rock (Derik Whittaker) Red-Black Trees (Part 5, bis) (Julian M. Bucknall) Using the SqlTraceListener with Enterprise Library Logging (Josh Twist) Using NHibernate (Y | | 5/1/2008 11:08:24 PM - http://www.alvinashcraft.com/2008/05/02/dew-drop-may-2-2008/ |
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| A look at Linq to objects and the "let" keyword | | Cet article est aussi disponible en français ici. I've had some time lately to use LINQ a bit more intensively and in particular to use the let keyword. I had to process a lot of XML files placed in multiple folders, and I wanted to filter them using a regex. First, here's how to get all files from a directory tree : var files = from dir in Directory.GetDirectories(rootPath, SearchOption.AllDirectories) from file in Directory.GetFiles("", "*.*") s | | 4/26/2008 6:08:00 AM - http://www.jaylee.org/post.aspx?id=95c06204-cd48-436e-90b5-879c8070db07 |
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| A look a Linq to objects and the "let" keyword | | I've had some time lately to use LINQ a bit more intensively and in particular to use the let keyword. I had to process a lot of XML files placed in multiple folders, and I wanted to filter them using a regex. First, here's how to get all files from a directory tree : var files = from dir in Directory.GetDirectories(rootPath, SearchOption.AllDirectories) from file in Directory.GetFiles("", "*.*") select new { Path = dir, File = Path.GetFileName(file) | | 4/26/2008 5:22:35 AM - http://jaylee.org/post.aspx?id=95c06204-cd48-436e-90b5-879c8070db07 |
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| A Great XPath Query Tool | | XPath is a language for addressing parts of an XML document, for those who are not familiar with this language - here are the W3C specifications and here is the W3schools tutorial. Now that we know XPath, lets get to the point of that post which is - Visual XPath. This is a free graphical XPath query tool which have many great features, some of those features are: Load a XML file and see it in a form of tree. Generate XPath queries dynamically by selecting XML nodes from the loaded file. G | | 4/23/2008 10:48:30 PM - http://www.dev102.com/2008/04/24/a-great-xpath-query-tool/ |
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| WordPress Girişlerimi Yükledim | | "Sonunda!" dedirtecek kadar çileli bir "export/import" sürecinden sonra, eski blogumdaki grişileri taşıyabildim. Bu maceranın sonunda XLinq ve dasBlog'a edebileceğim bir(den fazla) çift sözüm var ancak daha sonra diyorum. Arada data migration için yazdığım yarı-işlevsel aracın kaynak kodlarını da yayımlamayı düşünüyorum. İhtiva ettiği XLinq parçacıkları veya ortalıktaki tek WordPress-To-dasBlog aracı olması işinize yarayabilir. Bu işler yüzünden 23 Nisan'da ben hiç neşe dolamadım ne yazık k | | 4/23/2008 7:36:41 AM - http://www.berkesokhan.com/blog/2008/04/23/WordPressGiri%c5%9flerimiY%c3%bckledim.aspx |
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