February 2005 Entries
Cathi Gero presents a DataAdapter for CSV files.
Tom Rizzo talks about the new edition of SQL Server 2000.
Mike Roberts: Goodbye Web Forms (via Jason Bock).
Jeffrey Palermo presents reasons to avoid the GAC.
Richard Hundhasen has an extensive list of O/R Mappers.
Brendan Tompkins: A Better ASP.NET State Pattern.
Walt Ritscher likes the Foxit PDF Reader as a replacement for Adobe.
Cyrus gives a first-hand account of what it is like in the trenches trying to get the next beta of VS.NET out the door.
Walt Ritscher's Speaker Tips.
Two monitors is no longer enough. Jeff Atwood says three monitor configurations will be the standard for developers.
Looking for an OLAP client for the Pocket PC?
Slava Oks continues into the deep, deep internals of SQL Server memory manager. Check the archives for even more details.
The SHA-1 one-way hash isn't dead just yet, there is still time to get off the boat before it goes under.
The Microsoft Framework for Agile Software Development...
Fritz Onion handles dynamic image generation from an ASP.NET custom control.
Scott Hanselman points out that the latest ASP.NET hot fix may confuse IIS.
David Notario on the JIT compiler and type constructors.
Jeff Atwood has Virtual PC tips.
Joe Stagner: How To Download Microsoft Webcasts.
Johnathon Hardwick points to a new community site dedicated to running as non-admin.
Scott C. Reynolds finally gets a PDF streamed to the browser!