ASP.NET developers don't fully exploit User Controls -- until they start thinking of them as "User Interface" objects.
Jeff continues his exploration of the TfsWorkItemTracking database by showing you how to retrieve a record from a given point in time using some helpful SQL statements.
- By Jeff Levinson
- 03/16/2009
All you need to let your users customize their Web pages is the ability to create UserControls.
Get to know the ins and outs of TfsWorkItemTracking in the first part of this series covering the most useful aspects of the TFS database.
- By Jeff Levinson
- 03/09/2009
Peter continues his series on integrating cascading DropDownLists with databound controls. But this time, he looks at what's different when you're using the ObjectDataSource.
Most of the time it doesn't matter where the user puts your application's windows, but every now and then you really need to know -- or even decide this for yourself.
- By Karl E. Peterson
- 03/02/2009
Learn how to display multiple pages in Silverlight and discover the tools and controls that ship with it; track down a bug in a case statement; and take advantage of helpful tips for trying to obtain a clean Code Analysis.
- By Kathleen Dollard
- 03/01/2009
Readers share their thoughts on Agile development and changes to Windows Workflow Foundation.
- By Readers of Visual Studio Magazine
- 03/01/2009
Now is definitely not the time to let your interview skills get rusty. Here are some tips to help you stand out from the crowd of job-hunters (and potential employers, too).
- By Billy Hollis
- 03/01/2009
Improved support for managed and native code in static-analysis software.
By now you've no doubt noticed some changes in this month's issue of <i>Visual Studio Magazine</i>.
- By Michael Desmond
- 03/01/2009
Taking a careful look at the capabilities the compiler gives to anonymous types provides an excellent tutorial on what you should consider when you create your types -- including whether they are classes or structs.
Peter continues his series on integrating cascading DropDownLists with databound controls and the SqlDataSource.
Part 1 covered the basics of project-level and server-level security in TFS. Mickey's follow-up tackles work item tracking and version control security.
- By Mickey Gousset
- 02/23/2009
You've given your users cascading DropDownLists to make it easy for them to find the item they want -- but now your page won't update. Peter has a solution for single-tier applications using the SqlDataSource.
Getting your content and master pages to work side-by-side is easy, thanks to UpdatePanel.
Silverlight 2 lets you access and manipulate data several ways, thanks to a data access framework that's built right in.
Unhandled runtime errors hit the best of us. But if you catch them at the Page and Application levels, you'll save yourself a lot of grief.
While moving code backward is nice, what really matters is that code can move forward.
- By Karl E. Peterson
- 02/02/2009
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