ADO.NET Entity Framework Tutorial and Basics Discover an ADO.NET Entity Framework tutorial covering basic data operations for
applications, including LINQ To Entities, Method Expressions, stored
procedure mapping, and a little discussion about its usage in an
enterprise environment.
Asynchronous Socket Programming in C#: Part I This
is a simple Client-Server application developed to explain the concept
of asynchronous sockets in C#. This extends the socket program to
accept multiple clients. Because this example uses Asynchronous
methods, threads are not necessary to communicate to multiple clients
(though internally the asynchronous communication mechanism uses
threads at the OS level).
.NET Web Services Tutorial Writing
.NET Web services without using Visual Studio can be tricky. Learn how
to create a Web Service without using Visual Studio .NET.
Deploying and Configuring SQL Server Integration Services Packages Without the Wizard Ever
get confused by or dislike using the SQL Server Integration Services
deployment wizard? Learn how to manually deploy the packages to SQL
Server 2005 and configure the packages in a multitude of ways as well. Improving Portal Page Load Performance Portals provide users with access to more applications from a single point of entry, but if
it takes too long to get in,, they will go elsewhere. Learn specific
techniques to improve page load time and track down what is slowing
your pages down. Handling that Pesky Windows ControlBox Some
things that seem hard are actually quite easy, and some things that
seem easy take a little work, like that little [X] on a
Windows Form, the ControlBox. Learn how to know just when that little
bugger is pressed. Getting Up and Running with the Composite UI Application Block for WPF Discover how to build complex Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications with reusability and componentized design in mind by using ready-made patterns.
NEW and IMPROVED: A Lesson in Change Management and Project Management What is the most effective way to introduce change within a department or organization?
We updated Developer.com today. Take a look at the site and let me know what you think! We are still working out a few minor bugs, but overall it seems to be up and running cleanly.
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