OpenForum - A Free Forum for ASP.NET MVC Applications

published 4 days, 3 hours ago, submitted by crpietschmann 4 days, 16 hours ago

software.herbrandson.com — One of the things that I really like about the MVC framework is that it offers some unique possibilities when it comes to third parties developing entire sub-systems that can easily be plugged into existing applications. Recently, I had some “down time” at my work and decided to take the opportunity to experiment with doing just that. Here are the results of that experiment. OpenForum is a forum that can easily be plugged into any MVC application with very little effort. In fact, there are only three steps to get OpenForum working with most MVC applications. read more...

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20 Most Interesting Silverlight Tutorials

ajaxline.com — In this article we presents a collection of best Silverlight tutorials. read more...

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Pulling others up

jonkruger.com — What should you do when you're in a situation where the people you're working with aren't using the latest and greatest technology and might not be using the so-called "best practices" that you subscribe to? read more...

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Profiling the Memory Usage of a .NET Application

simple-talk.com — Automatic memory management in .NET makes development a lot easier; however, it's still easy to introduce memory leaks into your application. For example, in a complex application, it's easy to forget to unregister event handlers, and these are notorious for holding on to objects which you don't need to keep in memory any more. This typically leads to an increase in memory usage which, if it remains unchecked and unresolved, can lead to your application exhibiting poor performance, or even running out of memory and crashing. This is where a memory profiler becomes necessary. read more...

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CLR Injection: Runtime Method Replacer

codeproject.com — how the JIT compiles MSIL and create a utility that allow us to programmatically replace any JIT’ed method with another method at runtime. We will also create a debugging utility that will intercept JIT calls and print diagnostics information to the console. read more...

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A Better SMTP Development Server

published 3 days, 23 hours ago, submitted by leedumond 9 days, 3 hours ago

leedumond.com — Looking for a way to test the email sending functionality of your application? There’s no need to install a full-blown SMTP server – not as long as you have Antix SMTP Server for Developers in your bag of tricks. read more...

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Never worry about ASP.NET AJAX's "d" again

published 5 days, 1 hour ago, submitted by gt1329a 5 days, 11 hours ago

encosia.com — Since a lot of people are having trouble with it, I want to share one method you can use to completely isolate your code from the ".d" problem. In this post, I will show you how to detect the “.d” and how you can completely isolate your $.ajax success handler from it. read more...

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How To: Integrate a Prism v2 application with the Silverlight 3 Naviga

blogs.southworks.net — This articles provides an overview of the things that should be taken into account to use the Silverlight 3 Navigation Framework in a Prism v2 application, as well as the limitations / issues that you could come up with during the integration. read more...

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