Tuesday, May 28, 2002

Apparently, John Udell has written a nice Byte magazine article Personal RSS Aggregators that uses Thomas Wagner's post and my post on the discovery that Mono had made great progress on ADO.NET. Sweeeet!! 10:19:25 PM

Integrating Compact .NET Framework and MapPoint .NET Web Service Casey Chestnut has just cranked out his demo and article on Integrating Compact .NET Framework and MapPoint .NET Web Service. Way cool! 9:00:09 AM

Custom Errors in ASP.NET Structured exception handling is a fundamental part of the CLR and provides .NET programmers a great way of managing errors. In addition to CLR exception system, the author explains how ASP.NET also provides ways of handling errors. Article. May 28, 2002. 8:39:50 AM

Connecting to an ODBC Source Through ADO.NET The author walks you through how to create a connection using the ODBC .NET Data Provider. Article. May 28, 2002. 8:38:45 AM

Editable GridView Control in C# and .NET This article creates an editable GridView control that you can use similar to how you would use a spreadsheet. The GridView allows you to edit individual cells and change cell text and background colors. Article. May 28, 2002. 8:37:24 AM

Sharper Learning Attributes Attributes in Visual C#.NET are items of declarative information in our code that can be declared by us. They can be attached to any elements in the code i.e, it can be attached with a class, a method, data members or properties. Article. May 28, 2002. Attributes rock! I am writing a lot of C# these days and one of the things I make the most use of is attributes. While I find this article too short and simple, it will at least provide a starting point. 8:35:33 AM

Online ECMA C# Specification The intent is to provide the reader with an introduction to the language that will facilitate the writing of early programs and the reading of later chapters. Knowledge Base. May 28, 2002. This is very useful as I still maintain that the language itself is so simple that all you need is the spec. Its the CLR and BCL that are the work. 8:33:39 AM

Byteset In C# Here is a C# struct byteset that implements the Modula-3 type SET OF BYTE. A set is a collection of values taken from an ordinal type that has a manageable number of possible values; which in this case are values of the range 0 to 255 inclusive. Article. May 28, 2002. 8:31:34 AM

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