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SharpGL: a C# OpenGL class library
by Dave Kerr
SharpGL is a very simple, very powerful C# OpenGL class library, Included is a Windows OpenGL control and Component for direct editing in the visual environment |
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Faster AJAX Web Services through multiple subdomain calls
by Ralph Varjabedian
How to get faster AJAX Web Services through multiple subdomain XMLHttpRequest calls. |
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Deploying ASP. Net Websites on IIS 7.0
by Abhijit Jana 5.00/5 (5 votes)
This article describe some Featurs and Architecture of IIS 7.0 and Deployment of ASP.Net Sites on IIS
Registering COM DLL with VS 2005 Walk-Through
by VB Rocks 5.00/5 (4 votes)
This article demonstrates how to Register a COM DLL with Visual Studio 2005
Adding DOC, RTF, and OOXML Export Formats to the Microsoft Report Viewer Control: Implementing It Easier Using Private Reflection
by Anton Ponomarev 4.92/5 (7 votes)
By following the steps outlined in this article, you will be able to get Report Viewer to generate reports in Microsoft Word formats (DOC, RTF, WordprocessingML, and OOXML) when working in the local mode.
Introduction to D3DImage
by Dr. WPF 4.86/5 (37 votes)
.NET 3.5 SP1 is here! It's time to break out your DirectX skills. This article provides the information necessary to get started using a new DirectX interop feature in WPF called D3DImage.
SharePoint Forms Based Authentication Using DotNetNuke as User Store
by Marian Dumitrascu 4.83/5 (8 votes)
Use DotNetNuke user store and management for SharePoint web applications that use Forms based authentication. |
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JMS Performance Benchmarks
by Atul Saini
A performance analysis of publish/subscribe throughput
Build Better Software Using Telerik RadControls, Visual Studio 2008, and .NET 3.5
by Todd Anglin 4.00/5 (2 votes)
Traditionally, Telerik has always been hand-in-hand with the latest Microsoft technologies. As Visual Studio 2008 is already available, Telerik has prepared the industry leading UI components to leverage the latest from Microsoft so that developers can begin building tomorrow’s solutions today.
Native XML Databases: Why Should You Care?
by Prateek Kathpal 4.00/5 (4 votes)
In this paper, learn how you can store XML documents in an integrated, scalable, high-performance, object-oriented native XML database and take advantage of fast access to every element of an XML document regardless of the number of concurrent users, the number of documents, or the database size.
The Performance was Not Anywhere Near the Numbers I had Sold Management On
by Red Gate Software 1.00/5 (7 votes)
Agilist David Takahashi recounts his experiences integrating a relational database management system engine into his .NET application. He explains the unexpected performance problems he encountered and how he managed to solve them.
Inside xamSalesManager: a NetAdvantage for WPF Showcase Sample
by Infragistics Community 4.32/5 (8 votes)
Infragistics dives deep into the technical architecture of their xamSalesManager showcase sample for WPF. Read how you can apply the Model - View - ViewModel pattern to your own application designs to create compelling user experiences like in this sophisticated sales dashboard. |
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News for Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Microsoft pitches proactive enterprise support; Google launches white space offensive with new web site; Windows 7 Server to be 'minor release'; Microsoft sues site selling answers to certification exam questions; Microsoft Silverlight: 10 reasons to love it, 10 reasons to hate it; 10 futuristic user interfaces; Announcing a beta release of the Android SDK; Startup ideas we'd like to fund; Pause / Break; A fine display of Australian Chivalry.
News for Monday, August 18, 2008
Dell, Intel give users what they want: to turn Windows off; Microsoft readies new Storage 1.0 feature pack for Windows; The rise of IT Specialists; Google Apps admins jittery about Gmail, hopeful about future; 8 ways to make money online; The periodic table of videos; Yes, your goofy e-mail address says something about you; ASP.NET gets no respect; This week's poll; Apple Project ?
