December 2006
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Editor's Note:
A Look Into the Future: Josh Trupin takes a look at mobility, the theme of this month’s issue. |
Toolbox:
Issue and Defect Tracking, Automate IT Tasks, and More: In this issue, issue and defect tracking, automating IT tasks, and more. |
Advanced Basics:
TableLayoutPanels: This month Ken Getz writes a demo-creation system for Windows-based applications, which he calls a switchboard. |
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CLR Inside Out:
Inside Diagnostic Tools for .NET: In this installment of CLR Inside Out, a look inside the CLR Profiling API and tools that use it. |
Data Points:
RSS Feeds on a Smartphone: John Papa builds a Windows Mobile 5.0 application that reads RSS feeds and loads them into an ADO.NET DataSet. |
Cutting Edge:
The Client Side of ASP.NET Pages: This month Dino Esposito dissects the client-side source code generated by ASP.NET pages. |
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Test Run:
String Permutations: The ability to programmatically create and use string permutations is essential in software testing, as James McCaffrey explains. |
Service Station:
Web Service Software Factory: Web Service Software Factory is designed to help you build Web service solutions that follow known architecture and design patterns, as Aaron Skonnard explains here. |
.NET Matters:
Deserialization Progress, and More: Build a standard progress bar that indicates how much deserialization has completed and how much still remains. Plus, System.Collection.Generics performance. |
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Netting C++:
The Design Space of the Common Type System: Stanley Lippman moves Text Query Language to the Microsoft .NET Framework using the C++/CLI language extensions in Visual C++ 2005. |
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