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The goto statement revisited - level 200

I received quite a bit of comment on my previous post , so I did some more research on the matter. My conclusion is that the usage of goto has no impact on the functionality of the program itself, but the usage of goto can open the doors of temptation to be a lazy coder and have a final product that...

Published Wed, Jun 30 2004 9:51 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Unit Testing support should be included in VS.NET Pro along with Team System - level 000

Peter Provost is starting a blog petition related to unit testing features in VS2005. I don't agree that Unit testing support should be in ALL versions of VS.NET, but I would like it to be in the Pro version and not just Team System. I would, however, think it to be a good idea if MS offered a stripped...

Published Fri, Jun 18 2004 11:27 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
c# Naming Conventions recommendation - level 100

Recently my team began the process of revising out coding standards document. We are revisiting this issue because the standards were developed when we used VB 6 and ASP 3.0. I have offered my opinions to the team, and I'll post them here. Comments are welcome. All, To throw in my opinion, I would agree...

Published Thu, Jun 17 2004 11:54 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Using Server 2003 on my development workstation - level 200

I'm currently finishing the installation of Windows Server 2003 on my development workstation. I've heard and agree with the argument that you should develop with the OS on which your code will be running. For me, it's ASP.NET. Especially with the bug in the XP large object heap, I've decided to make...

Published Tue, Jun 15 2004 11:31 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
EZWeb Beta Version 0.9 Released! - level 200

I'm am so excited. I have released version 0.9 of my EZWeb framework on GotDotNet . Major beta release. I've made content editing part of page administration. Fixed many bugs. Created an extendable user framework. Updgraded to FreeTextBox 2.0.6 . Added file and image upload feature. Added SqlFactory...

Published Fri, Jun 11 2004 2:14 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
The next one-touch blog tool for .Text, NovaBlog - level 100

Noah Coad tell about his NovaBlog tool for one-touch blogging from the desktop. A command-line tool for a true programmer. After all, are all programs written FOR programmers? The command-line NovaBlog can be called from any text editor or integrated into any other program by calling it and passing the...

Published Thu, Jun 10 2004 4:22 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
How do I use a client's type in my library assembly? - level 400

I have a library, and I use an Interface to define the required members of the clients “User” object in order for the client's type to work with my library. As long as they implement the members in my interface, everything is fine. My Inferface implements IPrincipal, so it's a standard .Net...

Published Mon, Jun 7 2004 12:47 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
The condemned "goto x;" jump statement - level 200

I've used all of the C# Jump statements . You probably use break, continue, and return on a daily basis. And in your switch statements, you probably use default. But do you use the goto statement? If you are like me, you've been conditioned since QBasic to avoid the infamous goto statement. It creates...

Published Mon, Jun 7 2004 10:10 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Re: Explanation of dynamic ASPX compilation and recompilation - level 300

To expand on my previous post , here is a reply I received from Dino Esposito about what goes on behind the scenes on a page request: Hi Jeffrey 1) The runtime figures out the name of the class to serve that page request. If the class can't be found in any of the loaded assemblies, the source is compiled...

Published Mon, Jun 7 2004 7:58 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Re: Know Html, Script and CSS - level 100

Joe King added to my post about knowing Html and script . I agree with everything he says, and I was mostly targeting ASP.NET beginners (hence the “level 100” tag). For readers who are just getting started in .Net, you will be able to do so much more with ASP.NET with a solid foundation in...

Published Thu, Jun 3 2004 12:02 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
DataList control tree and accessing the header and footer - level 300

Recently I converted a DataGrid to a DataList because I decided that I didn't want my two pieces of data in different table cells. After converting it to a DataList, I ran into an issue setting the Header text and Footer text programmatically. I had my HeaderTemplate with a asp:Literal in there. From...

Published Wed, Jun 2 2004 12:32 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
Explanation of dynamic ASPX compilation and recompilation - level 300

To expand on the topic started in my previous post , here is an overview on how ASP.NET compiles and recompiles assemblies. You all know that when you initially make an .aspx page and run it, the application is started and your stuff is compiled into cached assemblies stored by default in C:\WINNT\Microsoft...

Published Wed, Jun 2 2004 7:30 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Before you can do ASP.NET, you must know Html and JavaScript (CSS doesn't hurt either) - level 100

I'm not going to make this post a rant, but for anyone readers who are new to ASP.NET and have not come from Website development or ASP, there are some prerequisites to ASP.NET. ASP.NET is a server-side technology that dynamically emits Html and JavaScript. Now, you can stumble through an ASP.NET HelloWorld...

Published Wed, Jun 2 2004 6:16 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
IE 5 & 6 Xml databinding - level 300

The following is not a .Net topic. It's an Internet Explorer 5 topic. The following technique can be used with any web page that uses IE 5+ as the client, so I've used it with .html, .asp, and .aspx files. It's client-side xml databinding with Internet Explorer. This feature isn't in Mozilla, but if...

Published Wed, Jun 2 2004 6:00 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
There is NO performance different between code-behind and in-line code. - level 200

I recently had an interesting discussion over lunch with a colleague about the performance of in-line code versus the code-behind model. I relayed that I prefer to put the small, UI-related code in a <script runat=”server”/> block in the .aspx file, and my colleague swore by the code...

Published Tue, Jun 1 2004 1:05 PM by Jeffrey Palermo

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The goto statement revisited - level 200

Unit Testing support should be included in VS.NET Pro along with Team System - level 000

c# Naming Conventions recommendation - level 100

Using Server 2003 on my development workstation - level 200

EZWeb Beta Version 0.9 Released! - level 200

The next one-touch blog tool for .Text, NovaBlog - level 100

How do I use a client's type in my library assembly? - level 400

The condemned "goto x;" jump statement - level 200

Re: Explanation of dynamic ASPX compilation and recompilation - level 300

Re: Know Html, Script and CSS - level 100

DataList control tree and accessing the header and footer - level 300

Explanation of dynamic ASPX compilation and recompilation - level 300

Before you can do ASP.NET, you must know Html and JavaScript (CSS doesn't hurt either) - level 100

IE 5 & 6 Xml databinding - level 300

There is NO performance different between code-behind and in-line code. - level 200