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This marks Dino’s 100th installment of Cutting Edge. So how does he celebrate? By extending the GridView control, of course.
JIT compilation has its advantages, but it has its drawbacks, too. NGen may help to improve the performance of your applications. Surupa Biswas shows you why and when.
This month: everything you wanted to know about how to handle resource localization efficiently.
Upgrading all your Visual Basic 6 code to Visual Basic 2005 takes time and effort. Get the best of both worlds today by accessing the .NET Framework 2.0 from your existing Visual Basic 6 applications.
After spending countless hours trying to figure out how to upload and download files using FtpWebRequest and FtpWebResponse I was playing around with the “snippets” and found one line statements in order to upload and download files.  ' Upload File My . Computer . Network . UploadFile ( "c:\myfile.txt" , "ftp://hostname/myfile2.txt" , "user" , "pass" ) ' Download File My . Computer . Network . DownloadFile ( "ftp://hostname/myfile2.txt" ... [ read more ]
A huge differentiator between mediocre PMs and excellent PMs is how they deal with information.   Anyone that has been a PM for more than a few days inherently knows that information – getting, distilling, combining and distributing of ideas – is a key part of just about every PM job.     PMs that know how to get, process and share information in a timely way are a huge asset to their teams.     Here a few ideas around information sharing... ... [ read more ]
I just saw Chuck's post on how to play sounds in VB.NET , and I have to say WTF ?  that's the hard way Chuck, the kind of way C# users who r loozrs would use.  In Vb.ENT it's as simple as :   My.Computer.Audio.Play(…)   and there's another one to play system sounds   My.Computer.Audio.PlaySystemSound(…)     We have to forgive Chuck for not feeling the "My" kind of loving, as that must be a side effect of the his recent bout of Ross River Fever  ;)


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