Development, LinkFebruary 27, 2007 15:05
"Karvonite is a FREE persistence framework with a propietary data storage engine for the .NET Framework 2 and it focuses on the manipulation and persistence. This technology provides a new direction for how small to midsize applications can store and deploy data. Karvonite is not an O/R mapping tool for a very good reason. There is no relational world to map to. In Karvonite, object data is persisted to an object library.
Karvonite persistence framework is well-suited for applications where XML files or .NET serialization features are not enough and the horsepower of a SQL engine is unnecessary."
Web Farming with the Network Load Balancing Service in Windows Server 2003
"When a single Web Server machine isn’t enough to handle the traffic on your Web site it’s time to look into building a Web Farm that uses multiple machines on the network acting as a single server. In this article Rick looks at the Windows Load Balancing Service and the new interface it sports in Windows Server 2003, which makes creating a Web Farm quick and easy and – gasp –even an affordable solution."
Web Farming with the Network Load Balancing Service in Windows Server 2003
DaintyDate - Open source datepicker! - The Code Project - ASP.NET
DaintyDate is a custom control for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET that replaces the ASP.NET datepicker with many extra cool features including JavaScript date navigation (No Postbacks!) and a range of Dynamic popup features!
DaintyDate - The best open source datepicker! - The Code Project - ASP.NET
ASP.NETFebruary 5, 2007 13:29
10 Tips for Writing High-Performance Web Applications
This article discusses:
- Common ASP.NET performance myths
- Useful performance tips and tricks for ASP.NET
- Suggestions for working with a database from ASP.NET
- Caching and background processing with ASP.NET
"Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) offers rules capabilities to the WinFx developer platform. RuleSets are collection of business rules with conditions and actions and they can be executed on any target object such as a Windows Form. In this sample we will demonstrate this capability by using rulesets to pre-populate fields, do cross validation and various calculations on a target Windows Form. We will also show rules features such as forward chaining in this sample. This example is based on the Beta 2.2 installation of Windows Workflow Foundation."
