Rich User Interfaces

Features

• Meeting Bill Gates
• SharePoint Applied - Stsadm Is Your Friend
• Implementing Drag and Drop in Your Windows Application
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Tips for Building Dashboards with Microsoft BI Tools
• WPF Meets the iPhone
• Design and Use of Moveable and Resizable Graphics, Part 1
• Heard on .NET Rocks! Pablo Castro on Astoria

Columns and Departments

• Reflections on 2007
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Harnessing the Sun

Special Focus issue on Visual Studio Extensibility

Features

• Welcome Letter from the VSX Team
• History of the VS IDE
• Introduction to the Visual Studio 2008 Shell
• How XML Tools Use the Visual Studio SDK
• Visual Studio SDK Tips and Tricks
• Creating and Distributing Packages with the Visual Studio SDK
• Domain-Specific Development in Visual Studio
• Creating Visual Studio Add-Ins
• Learning the Visual Studio SDK with VSSDK Assist
• VSMessenger: Taking the Extensibility Plunge
• XPathmania: Extending the XML Editor in Visual Studio 2005

The January / February 2008 issue focuses on improving application productivity.

Features

• MVP Corner: Use the ASP.NET MVC Framework to Write Web Apps without Viewstate or Postbacks
• Never Write an Insecure ASP.NET Application Ever Again
• Design for Extensibility
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Tips for Querying OLAP Databases with MDX
• C# 3.0 Syntax Additions-Design Guidelines
• Building WCF Services for Deployment in Transiently Connected Networks

Columns and Departments

• It’s an Agile World
• CoDe on the Road: Code Camps and DevConnections!
• Heard on .NET Rocks! Don Demsak on LINQ to XML
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Visual Basic and Respect

Data Programability CoDe Focus Issue

Features

• An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part I: Defining the Entity Data Model
• An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part II: Mapping an Entity Data Model to a Relational Store
• Programming Against the ADO.NET Entity Framework
• Rich Query for DataSet- An Introduction to LINQ to DataSet
• LINQ to Relational Data: Who’s Who?
• Browsing Windows Live Expo with LINQ to XML
• ADO.NET Data Services
• Caching with SQL Server Compact and the Microsoft Sync Framework for ADO.NET
• Introducing the Microsoft Sync Framework: Next Generation Synchronization Framework
• What’s New in SQL Server 2008?
• Programming SQL Server 2008
• Use SQL CLR 2.0-Advancing CLR Integration in SQL Server 2008
• Visual Studio 2008: RAD Gets RADer
• The Data Dude Meets Team Build
• XML Tools in Visual Studio 2008
• ODBC Rocks!
• TESLA: Democratizing the Cloud

Columns and Departments

• Welcome Letter

The Nov/Dec 2007 issue of CoDe Magazine - covers .NET 3.5

Features

• SharePoint Applied-Search Your Legacy Data
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Comparisons Between Crystal Reports and SQL Server Reporting Services
• Introducing ADO.NET Entity Framework
• Catching the (Silver) Light
• Windows Workflow Foundation Essentials
• The Provider Model

Columns and Departments

• The Age of Specialists and Generalists
• Coders Anonymous?
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Guilty Pleasures and LINQ
• LINQ to Entities with Erik Maijer

The Sept/Oct 2007 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on XNA: Ready for Prime Time?

Features

• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Transact-SQL 2005
• Microsoft XNA: Ready for Prime Time?
• Introducing XNA Game Studio Express
• Creating Web Sites with ASP.NET 2.0

Columns and Departments

• Re-Igniting Creativity
• MVP Corner: Perspectives from a .NET Guy at GDC
• CoDe on the Road: Tech Ed 2007!!
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Frank Savage on Programming the Xbox 360
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Printing Envelopes, and Lambda Expressions

The July / August 2007 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on Windows Forms.

Features

• Enterprise Application Integration with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006, Part 2
• The Baker’s Dozen: A 13-Step Crash Course for Using LINQ
• Create a Custom DataGridView Column
• It All Adds Up
• Adding Smart Tags to Windows Forms Controls

Columns and Departments

• Seeing the Silverlight
• MVP Corner: 13 Steps for Building an Article
• Have You Xiine It?
• Heard on .NET Rocks! Dead Head Bill Wagner
• CoDe on the Road: No Stopping the CoDe Team!
• Ask the Doc Detective
• My Nightmare, and an Apology

The May / June 2007 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on Enterprise Development.

Features

• MVP Corner: Do You have a Heart Disease?
• Enterprise Application Integration with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006-Part 1
• The Baker’s Dozen: A 13-Step Crash Course for Learning Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
• SQLCLR Security and Designing for Reuse
• All Input Data is Evil-So Make Sure You Handle It Correctly and with Due Care
• Layered Architecture, Dependency Injection, and Dependency Inversion
• Overcome the Barriers Around Using the Custom Class in ASP.NET

Columns and Departments

• The House that Fox Built
• CoDe on the Road: Where it’s Happening!
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Paul Randal on SQL Server 2005 Performance and Recovery
• Ask the Doc Detective
• I Dreamt I Was a Mac, and then I Woke Up

The March / April issue of CoDe magazine takes a look at the various underlying plumbing needed when building .NET Applications.

Features

• Purporting the Potence of Process
• Protect Your Downloadable Files Using HTTP Handlers
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Steps for Building a Lookup Page Using ASP.NET 2.0, SQL 2005, and C# 2.0
• Building a PreserveProperty Control in ASP.NET 2.0
• Everyday Use of Generics
• Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Membership API Extended
• E-mail Attachments on the Fly

Columns and Departments

• Process Introspection
• .NET Rocks!: The Youngest MCP
• Ask the Doc Detective

Special Issue focusing on Mobile PC Development

Features

• Welcome from the Mobile and Tailored Platforms Group
• How to Be Where Your Customer Wants to Be
• Developing Windows Vista Applications for the Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC)
• Windows Vista Mobility: Why Should You Care?
• The Proper Developer Environments for Mobile PC, Tablet PC, and Ultra-Mobile PC Applications
• Adapting Existing Applications to Work on UMPCs
• Introduction to Windows Touch Technology in Windows Vista
• Inking in ASP.NET 2.0, AJAX, and IE7
• Basics of Ink in Windows Presentation Foundation
• Exploring Ink Analysis
• Best Practices in Game Design for the Ultra-Mobile PC
• SideShow Development in Depth
• Tablet PC Input Panel Programmability
• Exploring Tablet PC Application Deployment

Columns and Departments

• Being Ultra-Mobile

This issue covers .NET adoption for VFP developers.

Features

• Leveraging Sedna Reporting
• The Missing LINQ
• From VFP to .NET
• Upsizing Simplified
• Visual FoxPro Web Services Revisited
• Welcome to the Future of Deployment
• The My Namespace in Sedna
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Moving from VFP to .NET
• Integrating VFP into VSTS Team Projects
• COM Interop Over Easy
• The New and Improved Data Explorer

Columns and Departments

• Welcome!

The January/February 2007 issue of CoDe Magazine Focuses on Reporting.

Features

• Agile Development: Swimming with the Current
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Crystal Reports Redux
• Hosting WCF Services
• Enterprise Reporting with Excel
• Integrating .NET Code and SQL Server Reporting Services
• ASP.NET 2.0 Web Part Infrastructure and SharePoint 2007
• .Finalize():There’s a Time and Place for Everything

Columns and Departments

• Surfs Up!
• CoDe on the Road: DevConnections 2006
• Heard on .NET Rocks! Moving VB6 Applications to .NET
• Ask the Doc Detective

The November/December 2006 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on Emerging Technologies.

Features

• ASP.NET 2.0 Web Part Infrastructure
• ClickOnce for the Real World, Not Hello World
• Fundamentals of WCF Security
• Fun with RFID
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Generating PowerPoint Presentations

Columns and Departments

• I Have a Dream
• MVP Corner: A Baker’s Dozen of Reflections
• CoDe on the Road: Prepping for a Road Trip
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Microsoft Pundits
• Ask the Doc Detective
• .Finalize() - Profiles from Afar

The September/October 2006 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on ASP.NET 2.0.

Features

• Web Control Enhancements in ASP.NET 2.0
• The Baker’s Dozen Doubleheader: 26 Productivity Tips for Managing Data (Part 2 of 2)
• Programming Windows Mobile 5.0 Applications Using the .NET Compact Framework
• Compilation and Deployment in ASP.NET 2.0
• Detect Web Form Field Changes in ASP.NET

• Axes and Imagination
• Visual Studio 2005... That Legacy Software!
• CoDe on the Road: Feature Debut!
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Kimberly Tripp on SQL Server 2005 SP1 and More
• Ask the Doc Detective
• .Finalize() - Wasting Energy, and Rotating Things

The July/August 2006 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on Data. Articles include tips on managing data, data access in Visual Studio 2005 and handling database concurrency conflicts.

Features

• Retaining Multiple Sets of User Settings
• Web Control Templates Explained
• Introducing Domain Specific Languages
• The Baker’s Dozen Doubleheader: 26 Productivity Tips for Managing Data (Part 1 of 2)
• Dissecting and Putting the Visual Studio 2005 Generated Data Access Layer Into Perspective
• Database Concurrency Conflicts in the Real World
• .Finalize(): Losing Weight, Again

• Wither T-SQL
• MVP Corner: You Can Make Money, but You Can’t Make Time
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Talking .NET with Tim Huckaby
• Ask the Doc Detective

The May/June issue of CoDe Magazine covers distributed computing topics, such as the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF... formerly known as "Indigo"), as well as other, more general .NET development topics.

Features

• System.Transactions and ADO.NET 2.0
• Achieving Synchronicity: A Listbox Double-Feature
• WCF Essentials-A Developer’s Primer
• SQL Server 2005 Query Notifications Tell .NET 2.0 Apps When Critical Data Changes
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Remoting in Visual Studio 2005
• Making Sense of the XML DataType in SQL Server 2005

Columns and Departments

• RAD in the Time of Agile Development
• MVP Corner: Technology Overload
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Cogan Rules
• Ask the Doc Detective
• .Finalize(): Try and Ye Shall Succeed

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The March/April 2006 issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on upcoming technologies such as Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF, formerly known as "Avalon"), and LINQ (Language Integrated Query). The magazine also has a number of articles on current technologies, such as AJAX, data binding, ASP.NET, and SQL Server 2005.

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Features

• Security in the CLR World Inside SQL Server
• An Overview of Windows Presentation Foundation
• Using the Ajax.NET Framework
• Creating a Generic Message Display Page for ASP.NET
• Object Binding Tips and Tricks
• LINQ

Columns and Departments

• Developers Toolkit
• Bloated Designs, Over-Architecting, and Refactoring
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: A Torrent of Cool
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Moving and Downsizing

The Jan/Feb issue of CoDe Magazine focuses on Windows and Multi-Media development, as well as topics of general interest

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Features

• I Object
• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for ADO.NET 2.0
• ClickOnce: Bringing Ease and Reliability to Smart Client Deployment
• Multimedia Control
• Data Binding in Windows Forms 2.0
• New Features In Visual Studio 2005 Windows Forms
• Having Fun with Code Snippets
• An Overview of Windows Presentation Foundation
• Top-Ten Annotations and Remarks about the Wonderful and Powerful New Set of Features in ASP.NET 2.0

Columns and Departments

• Heard on .NET Rocks!: A Stroll Down RAM Lane with David Treadwell
• Ask the Doc Detective
• My Not-So-Evil Twin
• Reenergize

This November/December issue covers VS 2005

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Features

• The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Reasons for Upgrading to Visual Studio 2005
• Manage Custom Security Credentials the Smart (Client) Way
• Building Speech-Enabled Applications with ASP.NET
• Custom Web Controls Demystified, Part 2
• A Low Level Look at ASP.NET Architecture
• LINQ

Columns and Departments

• Tragedy and a Call to Action
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Joel Pobar and Brad Abrams on the CLR
• Ask the Doc Detective
• What Does That Beep Mean?

The July/August issue discusses enterprise development techniques.

Features

• What's New in .NET 2.0 for Assemblies and Versioning?
• dotNetTemplar vs. angryCoder: To Go Live, or Not to Go Live
• The Baker's Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Building a .NET Distributed Application
• Tackle Complex Data Binding with Windows Forms 2.0
• Introducing Contract First
• A Crash Course on Custom ASP.NET Data-bound Controls
• Building .NET Applications with NAnt

Columns and Departments

• The Times they Are a Changin'
• Ask the Doc Detective
• The Living Language-Visual Basic 2005
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Indy Racing League

The May/June issue discusses programming best practices. This is also the 5-year anniversary edition of CoDe Magazine.

Features

• Building .NET Applications with NAnt
• Inheritance 101
• eXtreme .NET
• Are We There Yet?
• Am I a Mad Scientist?
• Two Dozen of My Favorite System Stored Procedures
• Using the CMAB for Enterprise, Client, and User Settings
• Service-Oriented Architecture
• Configure It Out with the Configuration Management Application Block
• Windows Forms Secrets
• VB Paradigm Shift
• What an Amazing Five Years It Has Been!
• What's New in Visual Basic 2005?

Columns and Departments

• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Managing Geographical Data with World Wind
• Ask the Doc Detective

The Mar/Apr issue of Code Magazine targets ASP.NET.

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Features

• Stay Put. Understand Your Space
• The Baker's Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Database Development Using Transact-SQL
• By the Skin of Your App
• Preparing for Indigo - Choosing the Right Technology Today
• ASP.NET Development Through Web Controls and Declarative Programming
• Implications and Repercussions of Partial Classes in the .NET Framework 2.0
• What You Need to Know about Web Controls
• Creating Debugger Visualizers with Visual Studio 2005
• Localizing ASP.NET 2.0 Applications

Columns and Departments

• Grokking .NET
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: Spring.NET
• Ask the Doc Detective

The November/December issue of CoDe Magazine is focused on SQL Server 2005 and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

Features

• Sorting Objectively
• What's New in the Visual Studio 2005 Toolbox for Windows Applications?
• SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Enhancements
• Localize Your .NET Windows Forms Apps
• Elegant Isn't Always Best
• Sorting Custom Collections
• SNAPSHOT Isolation in SQL Server 2005, Part II
• The Baker's Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Crystal Reports and .NET

Columns and Departments

• Ask the Doc Detective
• It's a Blog World
• Jay Roxe

The November/December issue of CoDe Magazine is focused on Unit Testing and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

Features

• CoDe Talks: Steve Ballmer, Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft
• Unit Testing Overview
• Free ASP.NET Goodies!
• Drag Once DataBinding with Custom Controls
• Making Sausages
• Unit Testing in .NET
• Maximize Your Productivity with Project Item Templates
• Data Access with Microsoft Application Blocks
• The Baker's Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for the Windows Forms DataGrid

Columns and Departments

• Best Practices
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Heard on .NET Rocks!

This CoDe Focus Issue takes a close look at Visual FoxPro 9.0 and all its brand new features.

Features

• What's New with Data in Visual FoxPro 9?
• Visual FoxPro 9 IDE Enhancements
• The Visual FoxPro 9 Report Writer
• Controls, Events, Commands, and More
• COM Interop: Making .NET and VFP Talk to Each Other
• Extending the Visual FoxPro 9 Reporting System

Columns and Departments

• Walking on Cloud 9.0 of Visual FoxPro

The September/October 2004 issue of CoDe Magazine is focused on Visual Studio 2005, and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

Features

• A Look Under the Hood of Windows Forms Data Binding
• Drag-Once Databinding
• State Management
• 'For-Each' Of My Own
• Data Validation Using .NET and External Metadata
• Oh My!! - A Look at the My Namespace in Visual Basic 2005
• Visualize Your Code with the Class Designer
• Instrumenting Applications with .NET Tracing

Columns and Departments

• Die VSS Die!
• Heard on .NET Rocks!: SQL Reporting Services
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Climbing Hills and Making Rules
• What Makes an Effective Software Manager?

The July/August 2004 issue of Component Developer Magazine (CoDe) is focused on SQL Server, and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

Features

• Creating Custom Data Extensions for SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services
• Snapshot Isolation in SQL Server 2005 "Yukon"
• Building a Better Configuration Settings Class
• DotNetNuke 2.0
• Enable Your Windows Forms Applications to Drag-and-Drop Data Objects
• Overload Operators to Operate on Your Objects

Columns and Departments

• Life Is A Loop
• Heard on .NET Rocks!
• Keeping Secrets
• Ask the Doc Detective
• CoDe Magazine Philosophy

The May/June 2004 issue of Component Developer Magazine (CoDe) is focused on security, and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

Features

• Async-Up Your Objects
• SQL Server 2000 Replication 101: Replication Agents
• Showing Some MVP Love
• Managing .NET Code Access Security (CAS) Policy
• Behold WSE 2.0: Removing Another Layer of WS-Pain
• Software Configuration and Management Using Visual SourceSafe and VS .NET
• Use Generics to Create an Audit Trail

Columns and Departments

• Finish Your Week with .NET Rocks!
• So Many Choices, So Little Time
• Ask the Doc Detective
• Comparing Things

The March/April 2004 issue of Component Developer Magazine (CoDe) is focused on performance and online content management with ASP.NET, and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.

• Integrating the Google Web Service Into ASP.NET
• Asynchronous Windows Forms Programming
• The Mind of an Angry Coder: Dances with Vacuums
• Give Your Forms a Base
• Publishing Performance Data From Your .NET Applications
• Managing Processes in .NET
• Building a Internet Portal (for Free!) with DotNetNuke
• Integrating the Google Web Service Into ASP.NET
• Building Wiki Web Sites with ASP.NET and SQL Server.
• Ken Getz -.Finalize() - How Many Programmers Does it Take (or, the Bike Ride that Wasn't)?
• Jonathan Goodyear - The Mind of an Angry Coder: Dances with Vacuums
• Ask the Doc Detective - March/April 2004

• Implementing Two-Way Control Binding for Web Forms
• ADO.NET Best Practices
• Using MySQL 4.0 with .NET
• .NET and Oracle Stored Procedures - Bridging the Gap with XML
• Deconstructing Add-In Architecture in Visual Studio .NET
• The Enterprise Instrumentation Framework
• SQL Server 2000 Replication 101: Terminology, Types and Configuration
• Ken Getz - Summer Travel, Blueberries and Data Binding
• Jonathan Goodyear - I Take Exception to That
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

This special FOCUS issue is completely dedicated to extensive coverage of the newly-released Microsoft Office System , and is your definitive standard guide to the new features from a developer's point of view.

• Microsoft Office System: Connecting People, Information, and Business Processes
• Microsoft Office System: Enabling Developers to Turn Information into Impact
• Introduction to Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003
• Smart Tags in Office 2003
• Creating Your Own Research Service for the Microsoft Office 2003 Research Library
• A Developer's First Look at Web Parts
• Introducing Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
• Using the Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System
• Working with Microsoft Office Word 2003's XML

• Creating Tablet PC Applications with VS .NET
• State of .NET Development
• Five ASP.NET Controls You Might Be Craving
• Mobile CoDe.NET: Exploring the .NET Compact Framework
• Working with .NET Threads
• Palm Development with MobileVB
• Creating ASP.NET Custom Controls with Style
• Resolving Deadlocks in SQL Server 2000
• Ken Getz - What I've Learned: Airline Lavatories and Strings
• Jonathan Goodyear - Kicked to the Curb
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• Cryptography the .NET Way
• Using GDI+ in ASP.NET Web Applications, Part 2
• Defining and Using Custom Attribute Classes in C#
• Auto-Deploying Windows Forms .NET Applications: The Revenge of the Fat Client
• Errors In Your ASP.NET Code? Don't Throw a Fit, Throw an Exception!
• Mobile CoDe.NET: Microsoft Mobility 101
• Validating Data On Web Forms
• .NET Web Services Security
• Ken Getz - Inheritance Is A Wonderful Thing
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• The Basics of GDI+
• Getting Started with Regular Expressions
• The .NET File System Object Model
• GDI+ Drawing Page, Part 1
• Asynchronous Calls in .NET
• Using GDI+ in ASP.NET Web Applications, Part 1
• XQuery, the Query Language of the Future
• Dynamically Adding Wired Controls to Web Forms
• Handling SQL Server Errors in Nested Stored Procedures
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

This special FOCUS issue is completely dedicated to extensive coverage of the new Visual Foxpro 8, and is your definitive standard guide to the new features.

• Letter from Eric Rudder
• Letter from Ken Levy
• VFP 8 Feature Highlights
• Collections Are Cool!
• Event Binding in VFP 8
• Introducing the CursorAdapter Class
• Structured Error Handling in VFP 8
• Member Classes Bring Flexibility
• The VFP 8 XMLAdapter Class
• Creating a Statusbar Control with VFP 8
• My Favorite Feature
• Tips and Tricks

• What's New in Visual Studio .NET 1.1?
• Getting Started with ASP.NET
• A Not-So-Quick Tour of the Web DataGrid Control
• Review: ASP.NET Web Matrix
• Introduction to JavaScript and DHTML
• Using the ASP.NET Runtime to Extend Desktop Applications with HTML Scripts
• Using Stored Procedures in Conjunction with the SQLDataAdapter
• The Two Faces of .NET
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• A Preview of Visual C++ .NET 2003
• Working with Extender Classes
• Reflection, Part 2: Emit
• Shaped .NET Windows Forms
• Customize the Windows Forms Datagrid Control
• Office Server Quirks
• Remote Object Models in .NET
• Scripting SQL Server 2000 Indexes
• Casting Reference Types in Visual Basic .NET
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• Dynamically Execute Code in .NET
• Threat Modeling
• Interview: Microsoft's Steve Lipner
• Isolated Storage in .NET
• Securing Your SQL Server
• Microsoft Exception Management Application Blocks
• Threading Support in the .NET Framework
• PerlNET Part II
• Reflection Part 1: Discovery and Execution
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• Visual Basic .NET -- A Punch of a Tool
• C#: Why Do We Need Another Language?
• PerlNET: An Introduction
• Eiffel for .NET: An Introduction
• ASP.NET: Extending the Power of Web Pages with User Controls
• ASP.NET: Creating an Application Configuration Class
• ADO.NET: Building Your First Data Aware Form
• The Visual FoxPro Toolkit for .NET
• Get a Clue from the Doc Detective

• Introduction to Crystal Reports .NET
• The Diminishing Importance of HTML
• Embedded Visual Basic and Your Pocket PC
• Introducing Visual Studio .NET Macros
• ADO.NET in Visual Studio .NET, Part 1
• End DLL Hell with .NET Version Control
• Testing SQL Server 2000: Database Configurations
• Wiki Technology for Teams
• Get a Clue with the Doc Detective
• A Developer's Life
• and much more...

• Understanding .NET My Services
• Implementing .NET Caching
• Retrieving Content with HTTP in .NET
• .NET Tools Round-Up
• .NET Interface-Based Programming
• UML Collaboration Diagrams
• Testing a Server's Configuration
• and much more...

• Top 10 Classes in the .NET Framework
• 20 Useful Features of the VS .NET IDE
• COM Interop in VS .NET
• Collaborative Development Tools
• Testing SQL Server Configurations
• Understanding the Crypto API
• UML Sequence Diagrams
• Providing User Assistance

• The Power of .NET Inheritance
• Passing Data Over .NET Web Services
• XML to Database with the .NET XmlTextReader
• A .NET Web Application - Part 3
• Custom .NET WinForm Controls
• UML Class Diagrams
• Maximizing Your Testing Results
• XML Updategrams with SQL Server
• Smart Tag Interfaces with VIsual Foxpro

• Custom .NET Controls
• Leveraging the .NET XMLTextReader
• Creating a .NET Windows Service
• Migrating ASP to ASP.NET - Part 2
• A .NET Web Application - Part 2
• UML Activity Diagrams
• Effective Testing Strategies
• Extending T-SQL with COM
• Customers vs. Code: Keeping Your Cool with the Essential Component