Asp.Net AJAX Client Side Templated Data Bound Control

gabe19.blogspot.com — A server control that allows you to specify header, item, and footer templates for a basic data list that will be bound on the client based on either a given web service method, or on a data-source provided client side. The templates are rendered server-side before being passed to the client behavior which allows you to use other server-side controls in the development of the templates. read more...

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jQuery and the ASP.NET MVC Framework

dev102.com — With WebForms, integrating with Ajax libraries other than ASP.NET AJAX was slightly painful. With the new ASP.NET MVC Framework, however, you can use jQuery without these additional headaches. read more...

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Test your web design in different browsers

blogs.msdn.com — Online tool to see what your website looks like in various browsers. http://browsershots.org read more...

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IoC By Way Of Simple Event Raising: Part 2 - Contained Interfaces and

jondavis.net — I introduce a new data peristence pattern I call Evented Record in this continued discusson of using interfaces and events for IoC. read more...

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Test your apps faster with Firefox Server Switcher

itwebmonkey.com — Just a quick little article noting the great add-on available for Firefox to help toggle between dev and live servers. read more...

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Refactoring Ideas for ReSharper

mindstudies.psy.soton.ac.uk — I’d like to stick on the ReSharper theme for a while, considering that its features (or lack thereof, sometimes) are important for the kind of monotonous and potentially boring programming that I have done in both my MML# project and my new VhdlSharp project. Seeing how there are certain features I need persistently, I thought I would outline them here so that, when I get some time, I can implement them myself. read more...

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Disposing my crap

dotnet.org.za — A simple example of how to use the best of both worlds... Finalize() and Dispose() read more...

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Bulk update of a field for existing SharePoint list items

patrikluca.blogspot.com — Suppose you have created a SharePoint list or document library with some metadata columns. End-users start adding list items to this SharePoint list. After a while, they want to change the value for a particular column of already created list items. They could do this manually through the Edit in Datasheet mode, but suppose they have already created hundreds of list items in the SharePoint list... It would save a lot of time if an option would exist to bulk update a SharePoint field from one value to another in all list items for a particular SharePoint list. An ideal scenario is off course a SharePoint column created with as type of information Lookup. Changing the value of the item where the Lookup column is getting its information from would update in mass all already existing SharePoint list items. But if this isn't the case, there is no real out-of-the-box SharePoint functionality to bulk update a field (except the Edit in Datasheet mode). read more...

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