As an memory aid...Andy Smiths' Blog
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Wednesday, 14 January 2004 00:00
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Umm...ok, maybe a bit over the top, but this guy is a brilliant ASP.NET developer,
and along with Andy Smith produces
some of the most useful stuff around for ASP.NET developers his site has
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Wednesday, 14 January 2004 00:00
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I've been thinking a fair bit recently about how small companies can best serve clients.
My conclusion is that its' all about keeping the client engaged throughout the project
even if this means...
Wednesday, 14 January 2004 00:00
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Bracist - saw it on a Slashdot post (forget
which one)...all coders I know are guilty of this heinous crime :-)
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Wednesday, 14 January 2004 00:00
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Hmm...following the upgrade to VS.NET 2003 and the concurrent upgrade to 1.1 this
required, an odd bug has surfaced in my code - it appears to be some form of connection
leak. This is a bit odd as...
Wednesday, 14 January 2004 00:00
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As some you already know, I work for a small company (StormId),
now normally, this is fine and dandy - I have a good deal of input into what happens
here, its' easy to cut through what little red tape...
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Came across this http://weblogs.asp.net/tatochip/posts/22873.aspx ..
a list of the intrinsic event fired on an ASP.NET page (and controls)...incredibly
useful!
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Sunday, 11 January 2004 00:00
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Excellent caching
article by Steven A. Smith worth a read
by anyone using caching and ASP.NET. I'm currently reading a book on Windows Forms
programming - I'm primarily a web programmer, the WinForms...
Sunday, 11 January 2004 00:00
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Playing with some cool stuff...can't say any more about it right now but stay tuned
:-). Anyway, came across a new blog tonight - contains some pretty useful stuff on
the subject of Custom...
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Thisis
an excellent article - I think many of us (certainly I have) have on occasion felt
like the article describes.
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