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  • Hosting the ASP.NET 3.5 charting controls in a SharePoint Web Part

    The ASP.NET Charting Controls have been announced last month. The charting controls are a nice addition to ASP.NET, which has already been discussed by Rick van den Bosch and Scott Guthrie . When you would like to use the charting controls in SharePoint, consider using the ChartPart for SharePoint ....
    Posted to Harold van de Kamp's Blog by hvdkamp on 12-04-2008
    Filed under: .NET Framework 3.5, SharePoint, ASP.NET, SharePoint Development, Charting
  • ClickOnce deployment, signed manifests and automated builds and ResolveKeySource failing…

    I love ClickOnce, automated builds and a lot more Microsoft stuff. Unfortunately not for everything there is a simple solution. I ran into a new problem today. I was playing around with certificates, signed manifests and all of this in an automated build. I needed to make some application deployable...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-10-2008
    Filed under: Development, .NET Framework 3.0, .NET Framework 3.5, .NET Framework 2.0
  • Who is actually using LINQ or LINQ to SQL?

    Microsoft UK sends out these MSDN Flash newsletters once in a while. Every one of them has this poll with some .NET related question and the results come in the next letter. I got the latest today and last time the poll was about the following: What really amazes me is the high number of LINQ to SQL...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-01-2008
    Filed under: .NET Framework 3.5, LINQ
  • Microsoft project “Velocity”

    Thursday September the 4th I gave a presentation for DotNed about Velocity, the framework to enable distributed cache on the Windows platform. It was a fun evening for me with lots of great questions from the audience. You can download the slides from the site . There were a few questions that I couldn...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 09-18-2008
    Filed under: Development, .NET Framework 3.5, PDC08
  • LINQ to SQL objects and doing in-memory queries over them

    This is extremely easy and for most of you probably so obvious that you’ll start spamming me that this is time spend better on other things. But it has helped others and maybe it can help some of my visitors. I’ve used it when migrating data between two databases, where the data models were nothing alike...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 07-10-2008
    Filed under: .NET Framework 3.5, LINQ
  • "How Do I?" Videos

    When people want start learning about .NET in general or a specific subject like Silverlight or security, can be send to the "How Do I?" videos. I do this myself a lot of times, because a lot of videos aren't 60+ minutes. Just as a reminder to myself, the root url is this one .
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 03-12-2008
    Filed under: ASP.NET, Silverlight, Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, .NET Compact Framework 3.5
  • Getting data from Excel the fast way, using LINQ

    David , Alex and me just needed to get a load of data from some Excel sheets and work with the data. What's better than to load the data into a DataSet using OleDB and process it using LINQ to DataSets? Make sure you know what the format of your columns is and that the first row in your sheet holds...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 02-29-2008
    Filed under: Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, LINQ
  • Read-only automatic property

    I got a question during my latest presentation about automatic properties (full name is actually automatically implemented properties) with just a 'getter'. I could not remember the syntax, thought it was something with the readonly keyword. I was wrong, here's the correct syntax. public...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 12-28-2007
    Filed under: .NET Framework 3.5
  • LINQ to SQL vs. DBA's

    Why is it that in Oracle world, it's much more custom to have a database administrator (DBA) on your project than when you're working with SQL-Server? I believe it brings great value to a project to have a dedicated experienced DBA working in the team. And I think part of the problem is the fact...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 12-28-2007
    Filed under: Architecture and Design, .NET Framework 3.5
  • Compiling a .NET 3.5 project and running on a .NET 2.0 machine

    For those that are still curious after my previous post about using C# 3.0 features in .NET 2.0 . You can compile any .NET Framework 3.5 project and run it in a .NET Framework 2.0 environment (read, no .NET Framework 3.5 installed) without any problems... as long as there are no dependencies to the ...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 12-06-2007
    Filed under: Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, .NET Framework 2.0
  • C# 3.0 features in .NET 2.0

    This zipfile contains a .NET Framework 2.0 project with C# 3.0 features. It does NOT compile under Visual Studio 2005 or earlier!!!
    Posted to Miscellaneous by Dennis van der Stelt on 12-05-2007
    Filed under: .NET Framework 3.5, Visual Studio 2005, Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 2.0
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