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    gregor , added Dec 09, 2009, 05:08
    As the title aptly states, I have a love-hate relationship with open source software. From a business perspective I have decided that I mostly hate it. When it comes to making money, I need something to work right now. With open source, there are no guarantees that things will work out of the box. C... [More]
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    I've launched a new site that is geared toward teaching Microsoft technical skills such as programming, database administration, reporting and more. You can find it at www.Learning2Code.net (L2C). It works similar to a blog engine and allows visitors to comment on articles as well. The reason I... [More]
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    gregor , added Feb 04, 2009, 10:54
    There are a few settings I like to set up immediately whenever I am working with a clean install of Visual Studio to help my development go a little smoother. Here are just a couple of those things.How to Enable Line Numbers. In Visual Studio line numbering is turned off by default. You have the abi... [More]
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    How to change the number of recent projects storedVisual Studio maintains a list of the most recent projects you've worked on so you can open them quickly. By default it maintains the 6 most recent projects on the start page. You can change how many projects it saves by opening the Tools &g... [More]
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    Here are the basics as an immediate reminder, I need to finish writing the rest - for full msdn doc see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dz32563a.aspx   <configuration><runtime><assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"><dependentAssembly><... [More]
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    When you add a reference to a project in Visual Studio there are several tabs to allow you to "quickly" pick an assembly to reference. The .net tab is the first and, at first glance, appears to show all assemblies registered in the Global Assmbly Cache (GAC). It is, however, not associat... [More]
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    I have on occasion needed to schedule a process to run on a nightly basis, but I did not have access to the server where I could schedule a windows service. So I had to turn to using a timer object in ASP.NET to schedule the process for me. I used the application_start method (in the global.asax)... [More]
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    Often when you need to call a function to save a file to disk or to a database you are required to pass a .NET stream to the function but all you have is a byte array. In pre-.NET days you had to move streams bit by bit by using byte arrays. You had to manage the whole process. Fortunately that is n... [More]
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    At first glance it appears that adding a control to a form dynamically is quite simple. In fact it is. It's when you need to be able to persist that control on multiple post-backs where you start running into problems. This article describes how the ASP.NET engine handles VIEWSTATE and POSTBACKS and how that affects dynamically added controls. [More]
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