More articles by Jonathan Lurie

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Jonathan Lurie is a consultant, and enterprise software development trainer who holds a number of certifications including MCSE, MCSD, Java Certified Programmer, and IBM Certified XML Developer. He lives in Manhattan Beach, CA and enjoys programming, writing, and playing beach volleyball.

Code Less and Do More with Extender Controls

For .NET Zone | July 14, 2004

Using .NET extender controls can help you avoid tedious subclassing of existing controls. But what are extender controls and how do you use them? Find out how these "non-visual" controls can be a great design-time short cut for people who want to spend less time writing code.

Put a 24-hour Lockdown on Your .NET UIs

For Security Zone | April 21, 2004

Once you've secured your business objects and the underlying data engine, there are additional steps you can take to layer on more security. Find out how you can manipulate Windows Forms to give authorized data to authorized users.

Error-free Software Is in Reach, but Is Anyone Reaching?

For Enterprise Zone | July 29, 2003

Software errors cost us billions of dollars and may soon wreak havoc on our day-to-day lives. Buggy software isn't inevitable, but the software development industry has some deeply entrenched and dangerous misconceptions that are preventing us from making defect-free software.

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