Peter shows you how to make a Master-Detail page that will work right and save your users a lot of grief.
Visual Studio Team System's Code Metrics feature isn't perfect, but if you understand what it's measuring and how, you can use it to gain insight into your apps' overall complexity and to spot potential problem areas.
- By Kathleen Dollard
- 10/01/2008
Microsoft's new Windows 7 blog goes live.
- By Patrick Meader
- 10/01/2008
Welcome our new guest opinion columnist, Daniel Appleman.
- By Daniel Appleman
- 10/01/2008
Readers sound off on securing SaaS apps and Visual Studio 2008.
- By Readers of Visual Studio Magazine
- 10/01/2008
Developer Express Inc.'s suite of assorted controls for ASP.NET.
The latest tools for developers.
- By Editors Visual Studio Magazine
- 10/01/2008
Dan walks through building a "sports score scroller" to show clipping paths in action.
Peter stumps for the Cache, despite developers' worries over stale or lost data.
Process for process' sake is a waste of time. Jeff gives some pointers on how to create something more useful.
- By Jeff Levinson
- 09/23/2008
Understanding and applying the principles of memory management is key to building high-performing managed applications.
- By Peter Varhol
- 09/15/2008
Dan shows you the basics of using Silverlight's user input controls to give users a richer experience when they enter data.
Data storage in the cloud.
- By Roger Jennings
- 09/15/2008
The ASP.NET Cache object could be the secret to speeding up your application if you just started using it more.
Mickey shows you the basics of working with Work Item Queries in Team Foundation Server.
- By Mickey Gousset
- 09/08/2008
Peter answers a reader's question by showing how to access data inside the individual controls of the various DataViews.
Learn how to exclude attributes from the code that Entity Framework generates for you automatically.
- By Kathleen Dollard
- 09/01/2008
NBridgePro helps developers bridge the gap.
The exciting possibilities of Microsoft's Robotics Developer Studio.
- By Patrick Meader
- 09/01/2008
Software development gone wrong -- terribly wrong.
- By Alex Papadimoulis
- 09/01/2008