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Do you feel like a little Assembly Language with your ASP.NET?

This one is for some of you old timers (me included) who may have started out with x86 assembly language programming and you find yourself drifting off on your day job of writing ASP.NET and C#. Well, here you go: ASP.NET: ASM to IL compiler : Check it out and remember the old days. Heck, maybe you can find some applications that have a need for speed. Actually, I doubt you will gain any speed but it is way cool. Technorati Tags: ASP.NET , Assembly...

ASP.NET Development Server Problems Under Vista

I guess I was bored last night so I decided to upgrade my development system to Vista. I have been running Windows XP Pro without any real issues but I wanted to start using some of the features of Vista I had only used in my virtual machines. The upgrade went pretty well with only a handful of driver issues for video, printer and my sound card. I installed the Visual Studio 2005 updates to run on Vista outlined by Microsoft and Visual Studio seemed to run just fine. Note that ASP.NET is not installed...

ELMAH - Google Code

I have blogged in the past about using ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers) for error logging in my ASP.NET applications. I still use it and love it, still one of the best tools out there. The project has moved from GotDotNet, which Microsoft abandoned in favor of CodePlex, to Google Code. You can find it here - elmah - Google Code Technorati Tags: ELMAH , .NET...

Great ASP.NET 2.0 Tips and Tricks List

In case you are one of the only people writing ASP.NET code who do not know who Scott Guthrie is, you should check out his site. Scott recently posted a list of what he felt was the best ASP.NET 2.0 Tips and Tricks from better than 200 posts he made over the past year. Scott's posts are top-notch and I always learn something new. Technorati Tags : ASP.NET , Visual Studio 2005 , Microsoft...

ELMAH for ASP.NET 2.0 Available

I have been using a module for Error Logging and Notification released on GotDotNet, called ELMAH . ELMAH is a great behind-the-scenes module for ASP.NET that is quickly added to your project's /bin folder, add a handler in your web.config and run a script to create a table in your database. ELMAH logs errors to my SQL Server Database and allows me to quickly know if an error has occurred. I can also configure the module to email me to get early notification. I have been using ELMAH for the past...

Application_Start not firing and the Global.asax

I am working on a project in which we converted an existing Visual Studio 2003 C# web application to Visual Studio 2005. I can and probably post a series of entries on all of the issues we faced converting this project but that is for another time. The converted application has been running fine on our development systems pretty well since the conversion occurred. We recently put together some build scripts so we could get our build machine into action. Our build system integrates to our Sourcegear...

Dynamically Adding User and Web Controls

I often make use of user controls for my web applications. User controls are nice componentized chunks of HTML and .NET web controls combined and delivered as chunks of reusable code. Much of the time these controls are dropped on a form much like using a server control. In my current project I had the pleasure of using user controls dynamically. Dynamically adding user controls to a form is a bit different than dynamically adding a standard server control. Dynamically adding a web control: public...

Major Changes for Visual Web Developer 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 from Whidbey Beta 2 to RTM

In case you haven't heard about the Major Changes for Visual Web Developer 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 from Whidbey Beta 2 to RTM , this article is worth a look. Some of the changes are fixes and others are major updates developers have demanded.

New ASP.NET 1.x to 2.0 Upgrade Center

Microsoft has just released a new section of the MSDN web site for those developers upgrading from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0. Check it out. A couple of the articles I found most interesting: Common ASP.NET 2.0 Conversion Issues and Solutions Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 My day job includes a mix of C# development on .NET 1.1 and 2.0 with most development moving to 2.0 in the near future. We use Telerik radControls for much of our ASP.NET user interface and Telerik has yet to give us...

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