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Sometimes it's the little things that can really make your day. That's the way I feel about Visual Studio's Code Snippets. Ever since they were introduced in Visual Studio 2005, I've wondered how I ever wrote code without them....
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The first part of this article introduced Visual Studio code snippets and showed how they can save you lots of time and typing by reducing the need for you to manually type repetitive code. It also showed you how to use shortcuts to make using snippets even faster. This installment will examine the .snippet file format and show you how to expand your snippet library by both downloading packaged snippets from the Web and creating your own snippets from scratch....
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Getting a new ASP.NET Web development machine up and running isn't hard, but there are a lot of steps involved and it takes a fair amount of time. That's why Microsoft is working on a new tool called the Microsoft Web Platform Installer. It provides a single interface for installation of the tools needed to start developing Web applications
on the Microsoft platform....
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Server Core is a new installation option that was introduced in Windows Server 2008. It provides the ability to install and configure a trimmed-down version of Windows Server 2008 which is designed to perform only certain server tasks....
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Microsoft revealed quite a bit of exciting information at their PDC2008 Professional Developers Conference this year. Sprinkled in with the first real Windows 7 information
and all the talk about the Azure Services Platform (Microsoft's take on cloud computing), was some interesting information on the upcoming Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0....
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ASP.NET, Microsoft's latest Web-server programming technology, was released for public consumption in mid-January 2002. As developers begin to move to the technology, those who have a long background in classic ASP will likely feel a bit alienated, as the way things are done in an ASP.NET Web page can be confoundingly different than in a classic ASP page. Personally, I think these different ways of doing things are better, often requiring far fewer lines of (more readable) code to accomplish a t...
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ASP.NET, Microsoft's latest Web-server programming technology, was released for public consumption in mid-January 2002. As developers begin to move to the technology, those who have a long background in classic ASP will likely feel a bit alienated, as the way things are done in an ASP.NET Web page can be confoundingly different than in a classic ASP page. Personally, I think these different ways of doing things are better, often requiring far fewer lines of (more readable) code to accomplish a t...
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It wouldn't be any use to you if we just wrote down what's in ASP. We could just sell you a cheat sheet. Syntax is nothing if you don't know what surrounds that code, how the code fits into the environment it's built for and how to fix the code when it's broken. So in this chapter, before we hit the specifics, we'll cover the generalities, namely:...
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I'm writing this article because the issue of paths seems to come up time after time in my discussions with people who are just starting to learn about ASP. While it's not directly a part of ASP, a solid understanding of directory structure and paths comes in extremely handy when your trying to learn and / or use ASP. You ASP gurus and DOS junkies out there can just stop reading right here. On the other hand, if you ever find yourself wondering "Should that be a slash or a back-slash?" or "Wh...
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Although most wireless internet phones in the US will accept both HDML and WML, you have decided to use HDML and ASP, (Active Server Pages), for your application. This is a wise choice for the present, but you may have noticed that there just is not much information out there about using ASP to output HDML. Since there seems to be much more information available about using ASP with WML (www.wapuseek.com) and little to none on ASP and HDML, this article will focus on the latter....
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Well by now many of you have probably heard, or at least caught wind of the fact, that the next version of ASP is not going to be ASP 4.0. It is instead going to be called ASP.NET, and what a difference that little change makes. I've seen the future and it's called ASP.NET! (In the past, the future was called ASP+, but in the present the future's ASP.NET... got it?)...
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I continually get asked questions like the following:
* "Where you can I find the ASP documentation?"
* "Where can I go to get the latest version of ADO?"
* "Where can I get more information about ASP?"
* "Where can I find out about all the VBScript commands?"
Well the short answer to all of these questions is that you can get the information from Microsoft's website. The problem is trying to figure out where it is and once you find it trying to make sure t...
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