May 2006 - Jeff Schoolcraft - BloggingAbout.NET

may webcast review 10

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 10 of 15): Validation Verdict: See It. Details: A smorgasboard of topics including validation, focus, url mapping, control references and offline applications. They were all covered fairly quickly, though...

Published Fri, May 12 2006 9:00 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast review 09

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 9 of 15): Deployment Verdict: See It! Details: This webcast is reminiscent of why Fritz' Essential ASP.NET with Examples in C# was one of the best ASP.NET books I'd ever read. A very informative discussion...

Published Thu, May 11 2006 8:58 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast review 08

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 8 of 15): Web Parts Verdict: See It. Details: Good overview of web parts, zones, catalogs and how they relate to Share Point web parts. There was mention of a service pack in the works to allow Share Point...

Published Wed, May 10 2006 10:14 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast review 07

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 7 of 15): Membership Verdict: Skip It. Details: If you've never heard anything about the new membership features in ASP.NET 2.0 then you might want to watch this. I feel Membership is one of the most over...

Published Tue, May 9 2006 8:54 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast reviews 06

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 6 of 15): Client State Verdict: Skip It . Details: Covered some overview details of Cross Page Posting and how to access a strongly typed reference to the posting page (source, not destination). Discussed...

Published Mon, May 8 2006 8:22 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast review 05

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 5 of 15): Introduction to Data Binding Verdict: See It . Details: If you're not familiar at all with the new declarative data binding model in ASP.NET 2.0 this webcast provides a very nice overview. It focuses...

Published Fri, May 5 2006 8:17 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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BusyBox

BusyBox has to be one of the coolest tools I've seen in a long time. It's this ultra-configurable "waiting" dialog box that you can drop on a page, add an httphandler registration to web.config and every postback of a page the box is displayed...

Published Thu, May 4 2006 10:13 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

Filed under: Tools, Code

may webcast review 04

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 4 of 15): New Controls in ASP.NET 2.0 Verdict: Skip It Details: This webcast just seemed long, maybe I'm tired, but 45 minutes to cover six controls seemed excessive. Half were navigation controls; TreeView...

Published Thu, May 4 2006 8:37 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcast review 03

Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 3 of 15): MasterPages, Themes, and Skins Verdict: See It Details: There's probably not an asp.net developer around that hasn't heard of MasterPages in 2.0. What's nice is this webcast shows dealing with MasterPages...

Published Wed, May 3 2006 8:04 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcasts review 02

Not quite two for one, I had watched that webcast yesterday morning and a little past midnight it already wasn't the first of May any more so I figured it could wait just a little bit longer. Essential ASP.NET for the Web Developer (Part 2 of 15): Architecture...

Published Tue, May 2 2006 8:56 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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may webcasts review 01

Not having set a particularly clear goal when I announced my intention to review webcasts on ASP.NET 2.0 I thought I would set the record straight now. I'm looking for a fairly good overview of the landscape that is ASP.NET 2.0 that's deep enough that...

Published Tue, May 2 2006 8:13 AM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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WinProTeam Vienna, Virtualization for Developers, May 3, 2006

WinProTeam Vienna is proud to present Virtualization for Developers by Steve Radich on Wednesday May 3, 2006 from 6pm-9pm. Download your free copy of Virtual Server , grab a friend and come hang out with us, eat some free pizza and learn how to take advantage...

Published Mon, May 1 2006 1:49 PM by Jeff Schoolcraft

Filed under: UserGroups & Community

Dealing with Information Overload

I'm not sure which is worse, too little or too much information. If you're an ASP.NET developer looking towards ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005 then you've found yourself firmly planted in the "too much information" side of the fence. Unless...

Published Mon, May 1 2006 12:12 PM by Jeff Schoolcraft

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Dealing with Information Overload