- Oblivion Guide : How to become and play a vampireNOTE : There have been some comments getting out of hand. I am deleting any rude or personally insulting comments in this thread. Keep it clean.
- Train to perform at TechEd 2006According to the TechEd Site, Train will be performing this year.
- Keeping Moore's law alive: This time the ball is in our courtThe postulation of Douglas Engelbart back in 1965 that the complexity of computers would double every 24 months has held true ever since he said it. Although it was originally Engelbart's theory, i…
- A PowerShell provider for Analysis Management ObjectsThe more I play with PowerShell the more I like it. And now that I have a provider working that allows me to link in an Analysis Services server and navigate through the object hierarchy.
- Windows Explorer and the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)As you probably know shared assemblies are stored in the global assembly cache (GAC) which is located at c:\\windows\\assembly.If you navigate to this folder you might be surprised to see that is l…
- More interesting discoveries inside the HD-A1If you haven't seen the Toshiba HD-A1 tear-down, you should start there.
- BizTalk Server Adapter for PrintingSo when actually you will think of writing a custom adapter?
- Adding insert capabilities to the gridviewI didn't have time to wrap it in a proper control yet. In this post I'll just be putting the page implementation.
- Indian Cartoons :)Today I recieved this mail from friends(Peeyush & Rajeev), although I don't prefer to post this kind of stuff, but it's simply hilarious, and represents the Indianess(desi) in these pics ;)
- Repository, the Foundation of Domain Driven DesignRecently I had posted some reasons about why I use Repository as opposed to Active Record. This post was originally spawned by some comments by Sam Gentile in regard to peole refactorring from repo…
- How to lookup a user name and machine name using an IP address (on windows)If you need to find a username but only have an ip address, if you use active directory (AD) then you can use the following method to find out the username:
- Accessing XML Schema Information During Document Validation.NET framework 2.0 includes a change so subtle it might appear insignificant. A new property, XmlReader.SchemaInfo, provides access to the entire schema definition of the current node. This offers …
- Security Trimming in SiteMapsSecurity Trimming attribute in the SiteMap is a pretty cool feature to hide the links which are not approachable by the user of the desired role. Yes, I think "NOT APPROACHABLE" is the correct word…
- Cookieless Forms Authentication and RedirectionHere's one that had me scratching my head for a bit. As you might know, in asp.net 2.0 you can choose to have cookieless Forms Authentication (http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/06/ASPNET2…
- BigInteger/BigDecimalSpecifically, I need something that will let me represent decimals with a large amount of precision... Similar to this library:
- Google Earth Network Link for Where's TimThis is pretty cool technology. I got an email this morning from Frank Taylor and he said that the Google Earth integration we have on Where's Tim is cool, but not even close to what we could be do…
- All you wanted to know about Castle ActiveRecord - Part IIOn this second part of the series of articles I’ll focus on the framework initialization. And yes, I intend to dive into the details and inner workings.
- The Literary Ambitions of the ASP.NET 2.0 Site CompilerIn previous versions, ASP.NET considered the web.config file to be untouchable. What you, the developer, wrote into the file may as well have been engraved like the Ten Commandments into stone tabl…
- All you wanted to know about Castle ActiveRecord - Part Iis an important piece of Castle's stack, and according to the questions we get on Castle's forum it's being heavily pushed and bended. This is great and I hope the users are having a great experien…
- DotNetNuke error reporting requires improvementI found that DotNetNuke code often doesn't report exceptions to user, but hides them.This style of error handling is natural for VB developers, who had the favorite comand “on error resume next”.(I…
