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Newest Articles Working with Design Patterns: Observer By Jeff Langr - Published 08/17/2007 The observer pattern provides a great way of avoiding troublesome two-way dependencies in your applications.
BizTalk Pipeline Dreams Become Reality By Jeffrey Juday - Published 08/16/2007 Learn how to more easily extend, re-use, and configure a BizTalk Custom Pipeline Component.
Tip: Leveraging Struts2 Type Conversion By David DeWolf - Published 08/15/2007 Type conversion can reduce the amount of heavy lifting required in web application development. Leveraging it will help you to focus on adding business value instead of performing mundane string to object conversions.
Graphics, using Java and JDOM with SVG, Part 2 By Richard G. Baldwin - Published 08/14/2007 Expand the JDOM/SVG graphics library to include gradients, Béziercurves, and elliptical arcs. Learn the significance of the word Scalable in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Learn how to use JDOM to write XHTML output files containing SVG/XML code. Learn how to use JDOM to write Java servlets that deliver XHTML output containing SVG/XML code.
Running Timed Jobs within SharePoint By Gustavo Velez - Published 08/14/2007 Discover the uses, configuration and program potential of Timed Jobs within Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services (WSS).
Structured Exception Handling in VB.NET By Irina Medvinskaya - Published 08/13/2007 Learn to handle exceptions properly in VB.NET by utilizing Structured Exception Handling.
.NET Tip: Managing Resources with the Using Statement By Jay Miller - Published 08/13/2007 Take control of the lifetime of your objects. Release your object's resources on your schedule, not when the CLR determines they are no longer needed.
TIP: Taking Advantage of Java Generics By David DeWolf - Published 08/09/2007 Although the syntax can become verbose, Java Generics can help simplify code, express intent, and provide compile time checking of type usage.
Highlighted Tutorials Ruby and Ruby on Rails Index Page By Dominic Da Silva -
Here is the place to find all of our articles on Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and JRuby.
A Primer to Windows Communication Foundation By Jeffrey Juday -
Windows Communication Foundation is set to become the platform for all .NET communication and therefore the underpinning for future versions of Microsoft products. Where should you begin? With this article.
Roles Within The Development Community By Robert Bogue -
This series of articles will help you understand where various positions and skill sets fit within the development industry. Each article describes a specific role, defines the skills that position uses, and outlines what to expect from the position: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Ten of the Biggest Mistakes Developers Make With Databases By Mike Gunderloy -
You are probably still pumping data in and out of a database, just as we all did a
decade or more ago. That makes it all the more surprising that mistakes are still being made that date back to the good old days of Windows 95 and before.
The Java Framework Landscape By Michael Nash -
Review a few frameworks available as open source, and observe some of the techniques and patterns used when choosing frameworks and putting frameworks to use.
Python Tutorial Index Page By Richard G. Baldwin -
Want to learn a new programming language and looking into Open Source for an option? Python may suit your needs.
RFID Programming Made Simple and Cheap By Bradley L. Jones -
Using RFID hardware and incorporating RFID tag information into your applications can really be quite simple. See what can be done with less than $100 and no more than a few dozen lines of code.
A First Look at SQL Server Everywhere By Mike Gunderloy -
SQL Server Everywhere you will have an extremely lightweight (under 2MB disk footprint), easy-to-redistribute, free database from Microsoft with a syntax that's a subset of full SQL Server Transact-SQL.
New on Codeguru Updated: Step by Step Developing a SOHO HTTP Filter Published 08/13/2007 By Reza Shadmani - Most available web filters work inline, meaning that all outgoing and incoming packets are passed through a filter driver. This approach along with its own benefits has a big flaw; the filtering process affects data transfer throughput. Learn about an experimental remedy to this issue by putting the filter engine in sniffer mode. This way, the filtering process and data transfer act independently.
Template Meta Programming and Number Theory Published 08/10/2007 By Zeeshan Amjad -
Learn how to implement some basic number theory functions with the help of C++ template meta programming.
Using ASP.NET Master Pages for Consistent Site Design Published 08/07/2007 By Jacob J. Sanford -
Wrox author Jacob J. Sanford walks through the essentials of creating ASP.NET master pages to consistently format the design of your pages around your different dynamic content placeholders.
Automatic Data Binding Controls Published 08/03/2007 By Michael.Heliso -
Learn about an interesting topic of the .NET framework, called "Data Binding."
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