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Novell Unites SUSE and Mono There are several big events to report on this month. Novell has bought SUSE, the Linux distributor. DotGNU has released the version 0.1 CD, and Mono has released two roadmaps (one for developers, one for users). Finally, Microsof... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 14,054

In Defense of the Penguin Although a number of readers took Editor-in-Chief Derek Ferguson to task for his November editorial titled 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Penguin (.NETDJ, Vol. 1, issue 11)?,' John Sharp - a member of the .NETDJ Editorial Board - h... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 9,301

Seeing the Big Picture .NET Editor-in-Chief Derek Ferguson sat down to chat with Microsoft Software Legend David Chappell at the recent Professional Developers Conference 2003. In this exclusive interview, Chappell talks about how he came to focus on Mi... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 10,603

2004: Things to Come A sampling of .NET Developer's Journal editorial board members and Microsoft Regional Directors offer their thoughts - with varying degrees of seriousness - on what the coming year will bring. Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 15,066

C# and the .NET Framework: Tying It All Together A co-worker of mine asked if I knew of any publications that offered a tutorial on developing an application in C# using the .NET Framework. He wanted something simple that would illustrate different techniques. He was a beginner ... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 17,661  Replies: 3

Securing XML in the .NET Framework Use of XML has become more and more popular over the past few years. Security is a big concern since the content of an XML file is in plain text and the information is in a human-readable form. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) ha... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 16,819  Replies: 2

End-to-End Application Security Last month (.NETDJ, Vol. 1, issue 12) we demonstrated a simple technique that allows you to avoid storing passwords in clear text, making your .NET applications more secure and safer should they somehow be compromised. In this art... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 15,139

Corporate Wiki Part 1: Building Your First Wiki Parser Simplicity is the watchword. Before you spend thousands of dollars on a collaboration and knowledge management system, try a corporate wiki. You may find that it fills your needs. Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 19,145

IL Code Instrumentation with RAIL Imagine that you have downloaded an application for the .NET platform, and that for some reason you would like to know what it is accessing on the hard drive. In particular, you would like to know which files it is reading from and writing to. Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 12,323

XML Support in Whidbey The Internet is a large, heterogeneous collection of interconnected systems. To leverage the distributed computing opportunities that the Internet offers, developers had to agree upon a way to represent data that would be exchang... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 10,907

Book Reviews Christmastime has come and gone, and the only thing left to worry about is the present for yourself. You mean you didn't reward yourself for buying everyone else presents and developing like a mad dog? Why not grab a copy of A First... Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 8,942

System.Diagnostics.Perfor manceBlocker Those of you who were offended by my past two editorials criticizing Linux - and who believe in instant karma - will take particular delight in the story I am about to relate. Jan. 12, 2004  Reads: 10,236