VS 2008 Web Development Hot-Fix
Scott Guthrie reports that a hot fix is available for Visual Studio 2008. You can get it here.
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Scott Guthrie reports that a hot fix is available for Visual Studio 2008. You can get it here.
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So, I ran into a problem a couple of days ago that took two days to figure out. Since my search in Google turned up nothing, I’m posting it here just in case someone else does the same stupid thing.
. . . enough for anybody.
I keep my computer on 24/7 and run Outlook 24/7. The only reason I’ve ever had to reboot is because my Outlook gets to a point where it won’t paint the screen correctly. (more…)
As promised a few days ago, I will be covering multi-layered architecture as it relates to LINQ.
The first thing we need to evaluate is how Microsoft intended multi-layered architecture to work. I mean, if we want to know how to do this, the best place to start is with the people who created the technology in the first place, right?
In order to understand how Microsoft intends LINQ to be used in a multi layered architecture, we first need to take a look at partial classes, which have been around since .NET 2.0, and the new partial methods.