evelopers want easier ways to create their forms. There are many approaches including UI frameworks that aim to simplify forms creation. Typically each approach makes assumptions about how the UI
picture is worth a thousand words, as the saying goes. The new Visual Studio 2005 (Whidbey) Class Designer provides a visual design environment that allows you to visualize and manipulate
he sun is shining and I am sitting at a large, umbrella-covered picnic table overlooking a shimmering pond, my state right now is pretty relaxed. I have been fortunate enough
tried to come up with a clever analogy to start off this column, but to be honest, I couldn’t think of anything appropriate. So I’m just going to come out
t hardly seems that I’ve finished writing about Microsoft’s PDC (Professional Developer’s Conference), and we’re back in action with Tech-Ed 2004, in lovely San Diego. The conference was typical Microsoft
know what’s going on here. See, now you’ve read a couple of these columns and you still haven’t listened to the show. But you’re hooked, right? Well, don’t come to
any developers have a dream: easy and efficient data binding. To be really quick and profitable, RAD (rapid application development) tools and techniques must be strong in data binding. They
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
perator overloading allows you to define mathematical and comparative operators for your data types. Objects created with your data type can then be manipulated mathematically or compared using standard operators.