Professional ASP.NET - Chris Love's Official Blog

Another week of great resources for the .NET developer to take in. Amazing how many are out there. I tried to do some more organizing again, I hope it helps you out. Twitter Clients – They work great till the Fail Whale surfaces! SharePoint Governance Part 1 – Despite what he says, setting up SharePoint is not simple it takes great care and ...

This week I am coming to you from the Microsoft Campus. So as you would expect I have a lot of energy going this week and lots of great links to share. I even tried to organize them somewhat. Special thanks to all who were at the ASP Insiders this week. I had a blast and learned so much this week. Misc What Every C# Programmer Should Know ...

So many good articles and resources I have found over the last month or so. Here is a good sampling of them. Less Than Dot Net – New site loaded with code snippets for common tasks in .NET. It is a community Wiki that anyone can post helpful code for everyone to make better applications. Benchmarking the SortedList Classes – Kevin Hazzard does a ...

So much stuff going on. Last week I did a lot of performance and scaling research and I think that is reflected here. Client-Side Use Ensure to load client scripts on demand - Hey, this is pretty good. If you come to my Front-End performance talks I talk about loading scripts at the bottom of the page, this takes it to another level. Project ...

After a few weeks on the road and I mean more like a month, I thought it was time to drop some link resources. Windows Search 4.0 - Finding things is cool. Software Testing 101 - Gotta get things right before the client sees it. We all need to improve this facet of our cycles. Entity Framework Provider Updates - The Entity Framework will be ...

OK, so work is picking up quite a bit, but I am still checking out articles everywhere. I just do not have the right amount of time to post them on the Blog. Serving CSS from IIS 7 - This could be a common issue for the uninitiated admins. Twitter thinking of scrapping Ruby On Rails - If the Microsoft Dev team is smart they will pursue them ...

OK, so this is a little more than a week. Sorry I have been very busy since getting back from Seattle. I think a lot of the Bloggers out there have been busy too, but still there are some great gems that I found over the last 10 days or so. Rules for making a startup in ASP.NET ASP.NET Security Practices - A nice long list of great security tips ...

This is a really fun week for me at the MVP Summit. But I am gathering a lot of great URLs to reference. PowerShell Provider for Creating IIS Websites, AppPools, etc. OpenID for ASP.NET, How to Add OpenId to ASP.NET New IIS Support Team Blog Mine Sweeper in Silverlight 1.0 SharePoint for Hosters Brian Hitney demonstrates poor exception ...

Getting this posted before I head to Seattle for the MVP Summit. I am so stoked about this trip. Peter Ludauti shows how to customize the PaperClip Theme - This is a great article for Community Server users. How to rename Multiple Files at Once - Oh man has this driven me crazy over the past few years. Spatial Data Discussion for SQL 2008 - ...

It has been a very busy week and I have a lot of links to share. Stored Procs as an API - As part of the debate that has erupted from my Things I Hate about .NET post 7 Tricks Web Designers Don't Know - This goes to my 'Mom' rule and the Why Software Sucks Book  DeveloperURLS - Interesting sight tracking the hot URLs related to ...