AddThis.NET: Google 1 Button for Blogengine(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 10 months ago

AddThis.NET is a Blogengine.NET extensions which adds social bookmarking buttons to all of your posts. All buttons can be individually aligned, ordered and enabled or disabled. The following buttons are supported: Google 1, Facebook Like, Facebook Share, Twitter, Google Buzz, StumbeUpon, Digg, TweetMeme, DotnetShoutOut and DotnetKicks read more...

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Localize the user with the javascript Geolocation API(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 10 months, 7 days ago

The web in the future will contain more localized information than it already contains today. The Javascript Geolocation API contains the tools you need to localize a user of your web site. It is very accurate and it is easy to use with a map provider like Google or Bing, so keep an eye on this API! read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #42(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 6 months ago

A lot of articles about the new version of ASP.NET MVC this week. Seems every WPF and Silverlight guy does Windows Phone Dev now, no articles about WPF and Silverlight this week! Enjoy reading! read more...

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AddThis.NET: Social Bookmarking Buttons for Blogengine.NET(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 7 months ago

AddThis.NET is a Blogengine.NET extensions which adds social bookmarking buttons to all of your posts. All buttons can be individually aligned, ordered and enabled or disabled. The following buttons are supported: DotnetKicks, Facebook Like, Facebook Share, Twitter, Google Buzz, StumbeUpon, Digg, TweetMeme, DotnetShoutOut and DotnetKicks.de read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #40(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 7 months ago

The new packaging manager NuPack has been released this week, so some articles about that topic. Also a new version of mono has been released last week! Enjoy reading! read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #39(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 7 months ago

Last week a lot of Windows Phone 7 tutorials were published (if you are interested in WP7 dev, don't miss the developer launch webcast). There were also some good articles from the MSDN Magazine in my weekly list. Enjoy reading! read more...

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Thread local variables with ThreadLocal(T)(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 7 months ago

.NET 4.0 provides a thread local storage, simply by adding a field of type ThreadLocalT. The field will have a different instance for each thread! read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #38(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 7 months ago

It looks like there are only Windows Phone 7 developers out there if you read the news from the last week. I only put a few of them into my list! Enjoy reading! read more...

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Make your application extensible with Reflection(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

Sometimes I'm very thankful when a application is extensible. It allows you to customize a application or event extend a application in a easy way. Otherwise, if the code is public, I have to digg through the code and search for a place where I can add my functionality. If I'm speaking about extensible I mean it in a technical manner where normally dependency injection frameworks will be used. But what do you use in a small application where you don't have MEF, some "old" .NET 3.5 app, and a dependency injection framework like Structuremap is too big or the know how is missing? read more...

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Generic approach to access WCF Data Services(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

WCF Data Services allows to publish your data very fast and easy. If you use Visual Studio to create the client which consumes the services, you just can have to click "add service reference" and you have the classes you need to work with the service are generated. But what if you have a bunch of services which all follows the same convention and you want to access them in a generic way? read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #36(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

.NET Links of the Week #36! Enjoy reading! read more...

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Entity Framework Code First and WCF Data Services(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

Entity Framework combined with WCF Data Services provides you a fast approach to present your data. In combination with Entity Framework Code first it allows you to create simple applications, which shows a quick result and are also easy to maintain! read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #35(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

.NET Links of the Week #35! Last week some great articles were published by the MSDN magazine. Although the more famous bloggers didn't release any interesting articles, the .NET Framework and ASP.NET was more focused last week. Enjoy reading! read more...

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Multithreading: Which lock object should i use?(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

The lock keyword locks a specified code block so two threads can't process the same code block at the same time. When one threads exits the locked block, another thread can enter the locked code block. The Monitor class offers the same functionality, but you specifiy the start and end of the locked code block with Monitor.Enter and Monitor.Exit. For both techniques you need a variable to lock on, but what sort of variable should you use? read more...

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.NET Links of the Week #34(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 8 months ago

.NET Links of the Week #34. The last week was very quiet, nothing special happened in the .NET Community, no new releases. But there are still a bunch of great articles. Enjoy reading! read more...

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.NET Collection Interface Hierarchy(www.mbaldinger.com)

submitted by baldi(508) 1 year, 9 months ago

Nearly everybody which uses .NET knows the Collection Interfaces and what they are good for. But it's still usefull to see how they are hierarchical structured. read more...

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