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.Net Pros & Cons
(4) The "Fuss" About .NET, ...
Browsers
(3) Death of the Browser?, ...
Case Studies
(1) Keeping Pace, ...
Database
(21) ADO.NET, SQL Language, Transactions, ...
FAQ
(8) ASP.NET Upload FAQ, .Net FAQ, ...
Graphics & Charts
(1) How-To-Select PDF Components, ...
Interviews
(3) .NET Interview Questions, ...
Intro to ASP.NET
(105) Intro to C #, Intro to CLR, Intro to VB, ...
Migrating to .Net
(35) Moving to ASP.NET, ...
Miscellaneous
(7) DotNetNuke Quick Start Guide, ...
Objects & Framework
(2) Microsoft .NET CLI: The Truth, ... |
| Performance Studies
(9) The ASP.NET Performance Fiasco, ...
Projections & Trends
(2) .Net may top list of job skill, ...
Scripting Comparison
(26) The .NET Language Paradigm, ...
Scripting Methodology
(9) 5 Tips for Designing ASPs, ...
Security
(9) ASP.NET &Source Control, ...
Syntax Reference
(31) ASP.NET, C Sharp, HTML, ...
Web Hosting
(2) ASP.NET Hosting and ISPs, ...
Web Services
(89) HailStorm, Industry News, ...
Website Design
(6) Color-safe Palette, ...
Wireless
(2) .NET Simplifies Mobile, ...
XML
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 | Alex Homer introduces a feature of ASP+ that takes some of the pain out of writing applications for multiple devices. Author: Alex Homer Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 5713 | Updated: 4/13/2001 | |
 | These days, FoxPro can't always do it alone, but it can be an important part of a Web-based solution.
Author: Andrew MacNeill Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
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 | Microsoft founder and mascot Bill Gates hasn't been shy about his plans for the Internet. Ever since he stepped down as chief executive last year, it seems like all he does is strut about promising that Microsoft will take over the Web. Author: Betsy Schiffman Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB | |  | |
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 | Since revealing its plans for Hailstorm, the first phase of a strategy shift from shrink-wrapped software to .NET-based services, Microsoft has found itself at the center of a steadily brewing controversy. Author: Paul Thurrott Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 6331 | Updated: 6/28/2001 | |
 | Up in the proverbial ivory tower that is Microsoft's Redmond campus, nothing must rattle Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates's cage like the news that broadband adoption isn't proceeding according to plan. Author: Paul Thurrott Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 6539 | Updated: 7/15/2001 | |
 | At O'Reilly, because we are closely identified with open source, I expect that the opening of our .NET DevCenter on O'Reilly Network will raise some eyebrows. I know that it has raised some questions internally. Author: Dale Dougherty Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 5846 | Updated: 7/18/2001 | |
 | Finally, the open source community is taking .NET seriously, and they're starting to tremble harder than an office building in a Seattle earthquake.
Author: Andy Oram Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB | |  | |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 5270 | Updated: 8/14/2001 | |
 | Not only does Microsoft have a clear vision for Web services, but there’s little doubt that the company is further along the road to delivering Web services-enabled platforms and tools than anyone else... Author: SD Times Code: ASP.NET Beta 1 & VB |
Hits Today: 1 Total: 6803 | Updated: 2/9/2002 | |
 | At the top layer, .NET provides three ways to render and manage user interfaces (Windows Forms, Web Forms, and Console Applications), and one way to handle interfaces with remote components (Web Services). Author: Wrox Press Code: ASP.NET Beta 2 |
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