his article looks at a line of business application built using .NET 2.0, Windows Communication Foundation, and Visual Studio 2005 that automatically chooses the most suitable connection based on the
still travel more than I’d like, although the toll has decreased by at least 50 percent over the past few years. I used to read while traveling because I never
arl Franklin: What was your hand in [LINQ]? I mean, what was your role? Erik Meijer: I was both in the VB and the C# design team so I kind
ow many times have you sat at the computer, with a need to visit the, erm, “reading room,” and thought, “Just one more minute, I know I can get it
n and Out Burger, Bose, and Ultimate Ears—what do these three companies have in common? They are specialists. In and Out Burger is a fast food restaurant chain that serves
ecent polls show that nearly fifty percent of applications with reporting functionality use Crystal Reports, and about twenty percent use SQL Server Reporting Services. That popularity warrants taking a look
t can be tough keeping up with all the new technologies released by Microsoft, but Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is a technology you do not want to miss. This article
evelopers constantly face problems brought on by changing technologies. When Microsoft releases a new version of a data provider, or a customer decides to switch databases from Oracle to SQL
re you a Microsoft developer? Have you heard about SharePoint? Do you use SharePoint in your organization? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, keep reading. In this