February 2004 Entries
Things do keep me busy most of the time. This time I am doing couple of presentations at VNR VJIET on day 1 and day 3. Day 1 I shall be talking about Asp.net and my other love WebMatrix. Day 3 I shall be talking about XML and SOAP.Hope we can meet here :) ...
Andy Brummer has developed an interesting way to run aspx pages with out the use of IIS and he has also written shell and IE custom protocols to take care of the rest... read about all this from this article at code project...Ofcourse I am returning back to blogging after a long long time. just setting up my essentials on this machine
Dino has written a new and nice article regarding how to write a side bar tile for longhorn.. Hosted on MSDN
Kalam, Stallman discuss open source software... The first to meet the President was Richard Stallman, the leading light of the free and open source software (FOSS) movement. Ironically, the people waiting in the Presidential anteroom for the interaction to end were people from Microsoft. ...... Besides explaining the political philosophy of FOSS movement, Dr. Stallman said he also spoke to the President about the real intention behind Microsoft's plan to spread the use of computers in schools which...
Code Complete Home PageSteve McConnell book Code Complete {I havent seen any other book in comparision to this one till date} is now getting a version update. The next edition of Code Complete is coming out around June according to Steve's web site.
Developing the CompilerNothing more that I can say about this
MarkupCompilation: XAML, BAML, .g.cs DetailsXAML and what goes behind .... read more from the horses mouth :)
Me & another collegue of mine are dicsussing & implementing lot of ways by which we could improve the perf of our web app. At one instance we could really get good performance with the use of Output caching of our asp.net pages :)Just out of curiosity (ofcourse we knew that we are having an unnecessary roundtrip because of a Response.Redirect) hence decided about perf testing the app with Server.Transfer()!what was a boon became a bane. On further investigation we could conclude that the...