inding what you need in the Microsoft? Visual Studio? .NET documentation, which has over 45,000 topics, can be a daunting task. The Doc Detective is here to help, utilizing his
am the host of a weekly Internet audio talk show for .NET developers called .NET Rocks! Each week my co-host, Rory Blyth, and I interview the movers and shakers in
he focus of this issue is best practices and techniques. From testing to free tools you can use with ASP.NET, we discuss several topics that are important to developers. I
henever you gather multiple travel veterans in the same location for long enough, sooner or later the discussion turns to travel horror stories. I’ll admit that it’s just August as
utomated unit testing lets a team exercise its entire code base against a battery of tests, facilitating a quick, reactive environment by providing instant feedback during development. When developers can
ode reuse has been a mantra of software development for decades. .NET provides for code reuse in many ways including inheritance, components, and of course the indispensable function. Visual Studio
CoDe (Markus Egger): Mr. Ballmer, There is so much written about offshore development these days?I know Microsoft has offshore development operations in various parts of the world…how is it working
isual FoxPro 9.0 is fully compatible with pervious versions of Visual FoxPro. With its local cursor engine, tight coupling between language and data, and powerful features, Visual FoxPro 9.0 is
here are incredible improvements in the Visual FoxPro 9 reporting system. Of several aspects, I’ll discuss just one in this article: the ability to extend the behavior of the runtime