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Build Your Own ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site Using C# & VB.NET This book contains 14 chapters and an appendix. Its subtitle is 'the ultimate ASP.NET beginner's guide.' As its two titles imply, this book covers the basics on a lot of ASP.NET topics. The chapter titles convey this: ASP.Net basics... Nov. 21, 2007  Reads: 5,339

Foundations of F# Hi, this is Scott Hanselman and this is another episode of Hanselminutes and we are fortunate enough to be sitting down today with Robert Pickering, the author of the Foundations of F# book, and I'm in Portland. Robert, you are wh... Nov. 20, 2007  Reads: 4,393

Mercado Eletrônico Case Study Mercado Eletrônico is the leading B2B company in Latin America. Founded in 1994, it provides services for supply chain management, such as e-procurement, catalog, sourcing and collaboration, based on an advanced technology platfor... Nov. 19, 2007  Reads: 8,182

Major Deal Between Microsoft and Mono! Just as I'm finishing this column, Miguel comes on chat (#mono on irc.gnome.) and mentions that the media embargo on project 'Barking Duck' will be lifted at midnight. 'Project Barking Duck' is an inside joke at Mono and not actua... Nov. 18, 2007  Reads: 4,333

MSBuild - What It Does and What You Can Expect in the Future In Visual Studio 2003 and earlier, the build process for Visual Basic and C# projects was hard-coded, and built into Visual Studio itself. The only build scripting tool that Microsoft offered was nmake, and a companion tool called... Nov. 17, 2007  Reads: 12,924  Replies: 1

C#3.0-LINQ C# 3.0 represents a radical new approach to .NET development. The new language features were added primarily to support Language Integrated Query (LINQ), allowing you to query data using the same constructs regardless of where the... Nov. 16, 2007  Reads: 5,822

SharePoint 2007 - Best Practices for Collaborative Portals It was the usual story: a short deadline and a tight budget. The client's internal staff said 'No way' to build the Web-based application in fewer than six months, with any fewer than three full-time resources. The project needed to... Nov. 16, 2007  Reads: 5,783

Beyond a Platform When .NET first came on the scene, there was fighting over whether it was a platform or not. As I have said here in the past, those debates are over as .NET has proven itself a very useful and valuable platform, expanding into areas... Nov. 14, 2007  Reads: 4,494