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August 8, 2003

Continuing Education

have been an actively employed developer for almost 15 years now. I started my career in Oregon as a developer for a small property management company. I later moved to

Validating Data On Web Forms

alidating the information entered by users is an essential part of developing a professional Web-based user interface. Data validation over the Web is performed in one of two locations: on

Inheritance Is a Wonderful Thing

etween April 1998 and December 2001, I was granted a 1000-word monthly soapbox on the back page of a competitor’s magazine for Office developers. The chance to rant, complain, chastise,

Cryptography the .NET Way

rior to the .NET Framework, programming encryption was sort of an obstacle race. You first had to find the right algorithm, then set up the key, and finally struggle with

.NET Web Services Security

eb services are all about connecting businesses in a standard and secure manner. For a real-life Web service, security is intrinsic to every facet of operation and no party would

Using GDI+ in ASP.NET Web Applications, Part II

ast issue’s article, “Using GDI+ in ASP.NET Web Applications, Part 1“, introduced basic concepts for generating images dynamically to use on Web pages. Keep in mind that the fundamental steps

Defining and Using Custom Attribute Classes in C#

he complex, component-style development that businesses expect out of modern software developers requires greater design flexibility than the design methodologies of the past. Microsoft’s .NET Framework makes extensive use of