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ASP.NET software development tools

	In this article we will discuss the software tools that you will need to start developing in ASP.Net and point you in the direction of where they can be obtained.
Free Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Sun Apr 24 2005

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.NET Serial Port Communication

	Microsoft's .NET Framework 1.1 does not provide proper utilities to communicate with the serial ports on a Windows machine. The RS232 library and this quick tutorial will have you talking to a COM port on your machine in no time.
Free Version: 1.0 Platform(s): windows Updated: Sat Apr 16 2005

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MY-ASP.NET - DotNetNuke Portals

	Managed DotNetNuke Portal solutions for small business. Free DotNetNuke User Guides, Web design tutorials, DotNetNuke Skins, SEO Guides ,themed link directories for business, travel and webmasters plus more DotNetNuke marketing Resources!
Free Version: 2.1.2 plus Platform(s): windows Updated: Thu Mar 31 2005

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SkinCovered Goodie Bag for DotNetNuke

New to DotNetNuke? Want to learn skinning? Or, perhaps a you are looking for clean, accurate code to drop into skin files. Our SkinCovered Goodie Bag subscription is a great start for you. Two respected DNN core teamers and an innovative Designer, with thousands of forum posts giving advice have partnered to create SkinCovered. Learn best practices and get access to our premium forum and articles. From beginner to advanced skinning techniques, even professional skinners will benefit. This package includes hidden menus, container creator, css menus, 2 hidden menus, 37 container, 6 skins and 4 drop in menus. Each month, new ideas, snippets, skins and articles will inspire you. The subscription is less than the cost of many commercial skins around, and we’ll show you how to skin better than what you can buy. Nina Meiers has over 60,000 users in her skinning network with thousands of free skin downloads. Nina Meiers, John Mitchell and Armand Datema are the new SkinCovered.com Team.

Commercial Version: 1.10 Platform(s): windows Updated: Wed Aug 15 2007

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Debuging with breakpoints in ASP.NET

	Explains how to debug ASP.NET application by using breakpoint's advantages. Application code is subject to many types of errors. Examples are syntax errors, and bugs. Most syntax errors can be easily fixed during the compilation phase. On the other hand, most bugs require debugging!
Commercial Version: 1 Platform(s): windows Updated: Mon Feb 12 2007

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Automatic Documentation Generation in ASP.NET Applications

	Explains how to automatically build help in ASP.NET. It is possible if you use XML comments in C# or VB.NET source code. Simply write all the documentation you need tightly tied to and inside your source code! Then use some documentation processing tools to collect all these comments and to construct a stand alone document containing every little aspect about your source code. As simple as that!
Commercial Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Tue Jun 13 2006

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Float, Double and Decimal: do you know the differences?

	There are a number of data types available in the .Net framework for storing numbers with fractional parts. They are each appropriate for different situations, and using the wrong one can lead to errors in calculations as well as performance issues! Learn which one you should use when.
Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Wed Mar 19 2008

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Introducing C# 3

	This is the first of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers type inference, also known as implicitly typed variables. It explains what type inference is, why it is useful and the performance consequences of using it. It also looks at implicitly typed arrays.
Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows Updated: Tue Dec 18 2007

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What is REST, anyway?

	In this article, we explain REST (Representational State Transfer). It’s an approach to building distributed systems, though less commonly used than Remote Procedure Calls. We look at what it is, how it differs from RPC, when it might be suitable to use it and what lessons we can learn from it.
Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Wed Mar 19 2008

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Introducing C# 3 – Part 2

	This is the second of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers extension methods, explaining what they are, when to use them and how to write them. It then moves on to lambda expressions, explaining the syntax and showing how C# 2.0 anonymous methods can be re-written using the new syntax. It also looks at how type inference and lambda expressions work together.
Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows Updated: Tue Dec 18 2007

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Introducing C# 3 – Part 3

	This is the third of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers new features that will help you to build data structures more easily, including object and collection initializers. It then moves on to anonymous types, which are useful in Linq, and how type equivalence works with anonymous types.
Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows Updated: Tue Dec 18 2007

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Introducing C# 3 – Part 4

	This is the final part of a series on C# 3.0. It covers Linq - Language Integrated Query. It explains what declarative programming is, how Linq fits in with this paradigm and why it is a good thing, before explaining how to write Linq queries using a variety of basic and advanced features. Finally, the architecture of Linq is examined, with some notes on DLinq and XLinq.
Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows Updated: Tue Dec 18 2007

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Creating Windows Services in .NET

	This article will guide you on creating a simple WindowsService. WindowsServices are applications that can be automatically started when the operating system boots. They can run without having an interactive user logged on the system. You can configure a Windows Service to be run from a specially configured user account or from the system user account.
Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Mon Oct 1 2007

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VB.NET 2005 Tutorials: SQL Server data - Using Stored Procedures

	VB.NET 2005 Tutorials: Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Stored Procedures - In this tutorial you will learn further more about Access and Manipulate SQL Server data - Using Stored Procedures, Creating a Stored Procedure, Running Stored Procedures from .NET, Using Parameters in Stored Procedures, The @@IDENTITY Variable
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Sat Sep 22 2007

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Basics of .NET remoting

This article will explores about .NET remoting. .NET remoting is a technology that allows you to invoke or accessing objects on remote server. For those who are familiar with Java technology, it is called RMI (Remote Method Invocation) in java world. .NET remoting supports accessing your objects by using HTTP,TCP and IPC channels. Similar with Web Services, .NET remoting also support calling your objects via HTTP protocol. However Web Services provide platform independence and you also get loose coupling between your client server objects which means that easier to deal with versioning issues. Unlike Web Services, .NET remoting requires both of your client and server objects running on the same .NET Framework version. and it has a tight coupling between client and server because the same object types are shared.

Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Sep 18 2007

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How to Generate Random Numbers in ASP.NET and .NET Framework

Random number generation is a common programming endeavor, but many developers are unaware of the true nature of the random numbers generated by a system. In this article I would explain about how to generating a random numbers and how to use them in your .NET applications Generating random numbers is often a hot topic for programmers. The reason is that seemingly random numbers are most often not genuinely random. This is due to the deterministic algorithm utilized by a platform like .NET. Deterministic systems leave nothing to chance; they're lawful out of necessity; and they conform to the ideal of a machine in which wear and tear and mechanical failures are absent. Modern computers are conceived as deterministic machines. The Random class The .NET Framework provides the Random class, which allows you to generate a number or a series of numbers to be used accordingly. You may be wondering why .NET bothers to include the Random class.

Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Fri Sep 14 2007

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View State in ASP.NET and understand how it works

In this article, I would explain about View State in ASP.NET, What is it and how it works. Have you ever wondered why coding in ASP.NET is so much fun, easy, and less coding time compared to Classic ASP or any other languages such as PHP, JSP ?. One of the reason behind this was ViewState. Every Control in ASP.NET comes with ViewState enabled by default and with the power of ViewState, all your control can remember its values after page post back. ViewState can help you minimize your coding downtime however it has its own pros and cons. Read this article, and you can understand how to minimize your page ViewState data and improve your site performance. You can see the values of ViewState easily by viewing the source of aspx page. You should be able to see that there is hidden values called ViewState.

Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Tue Sep 4 2007

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Getting Started with AJAX

AJAX stands for "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML." It is a technology that facilitates the development of responsive web applications. Responsive means that you can have your data refreshed without the need of full page postback which can significantly reduced bandwidth usage and faster performance. AJAX is a "cross-platform" technology and can be used across various operating systems, computer architectures and different web browsers as it is based on XML and JavaScript that are open standards. PHP, ASP.NET,ASP,JSP, Cold fusion all can integrate AJAX library into their code easily. But to use AJAX library it is not that simple and sometimes it is quite hard to code, therefore Mcrosoft has create their own set of AJAX library and named it as ATLAS. You need to download Microsoft AJAX library before you can start coding your Ajax applications. URL For downloading latest AJAX library is here

Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Mon Sep 3 2007

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Beginning ASP.NET

ASP.NET is Microsoft’s extension to HTML. It requires an ASP.NET compatible web server. Such as, Abyss or IIS (Internet Information Services from Microsoft). There are however plug-ins for Apache Web Server also. Before you continue you will need to know VB.NET which is required for the scripting part of the tutorial. You don’t necessarily need a compiler to build an ASP.NET script. Any text editor will work. Let’s start by building or first aspx file. Create a new text document in your favorite text editor. Call it default.aspx. Now lets jump in, shall we?

Version: n/a Platform(s): linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun Updated: Tue Jul 3 2007

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All about Microsoft .NET

	This programming tutorial covers the basics of Microsoft .NET environment and its architecture. It includes NET Implementations Common Language Runtime Framework Class Libraries Common Language Specification (CLS) .NET Framework Namespaces
Version: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Thu Jun 14 2007