Newest Articles
 ASP.NET Tip: Control the Layout of Your Input Forms
By Eric Smith - Published 08/09/2006
Sometimes you need to vary the number and configuration of your controls to control the layout of your input forms. Learn how to set various attributes on the controls.
 Deployment of Web Applications in Jakarta Apache Tomcat 5
By Richard G. Baldwin - Published 08/08/2006
Learn how to create and manually deploy four sample web applications (two are Ajax applications) in a jakarta-tomcat-5.0.27 application server. Also learn something about two competing Ajax web application development technologies. Both are based on Java source code, but each takes a different approach to the creation of the web application.
 Windows WorkFlow Foundation: The Next Step and Beyond
By Gustavo Velez - Published 08/07/2006
The Foundation consists of a set of tools to enable programmers and users to create workflows; the working engine and the Object Model that permit developers to interact programmatically with the system.
 Whammy Tracing: Hassle-Free .NET Debugging
By Paul Kimmel - Published 08/07/2006
The Whammy debugging tool permits you to use the .NET Framework to add detailed tracing information to your application in a very unobtrusive way.
 Python Tutorial Index Page
By Richard G. Baldwin - Published 08/04/2006
Want to learn a new programming language and looking into Open Source for an option? Python may suit your needs.
 Programming the Windows Vista Event Log
By Nick Wienholt - Published 08/04/2006
The Windows Vista Event Log offers a much richer experience than today‘s Event Log functionality. Dive into the code and tools that a C++ developer needs to use the new log.
 Objects and Collections: Vectors
By Matt Weisfeld - Published 08/03/2006
Add a new array to your coding toolbox, one that can dynamically grow based on the needs of the application.
 RFID 101 Classes in Session
Published 08/03/2006
By Erin Joyce - It‘s not exactly RFID for dummies, but it‘s a start if you don‘t do RFID with Websphere.
Ruby for the REST of Us: Using Ruby and REST to Integrate with Amazon S3
By Dominic Da Silva - Published 08/02/2006
Are you interested in a cheap, unlimited Web-based data storage service that uses the storage and network infrastructure of Amazon.com, the largest online retailer in the world? Discover how Ruby, REST, and the Amazon S3 REST library for Ruby can give you that capability.
.NET Tip: Logging Exceptions to the Event Log
By Eric Smith - Published 08/02/2006
The system event log is a good place to store information about your .NET application, and writing entries to the event log is fairly straightforward. You can easily add the code for it to a utility class.
Highlighted Tutorials
AJAX from Scratch: Implementing Mutual Exclusion in JavaScript
By Bruce Wallace -
Learn how to keep your XMLHttpRequests from colliding with your rich Internet applications.
Developer.com Product of the Year 2006 Winners Are Named
By Rosemarie Graham -
Developer.com announces the winners for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2006.
Will AJAX Replace the Desktop?
By Andre Charland -
Is AJAX the beginning of the end for desktop applications? How will AJAX evolve web-based applications and what will the future bring for rich UI web-based applications? Is AJAX really threatening desktop applications?
JavaServer Faces and ASP.NET - A Side by Side Look
By Michael Klaene -
Take a look at a high-level comparison of two popular technologies available to web application developers - JavaServer Faces (JSF) and ASP.NET.
Getting to Know J2ME Polish
By Robert Virkus -
Discover how J2ME Polish can help you with the development of wireless Java applications.
It‘s Not About Lines of Code
By Charles Connell -
All other things being equal, programmers like being productive. Unfortunately, the standard definitions of software productivity are incorrect.
Meet Eclipse
By Peter Nehrer -
If you have never ventured into Eclipse here is your chance.
The Event Web Series
By K. Mani Chandy and Jonathan Lurié Carmona -
A thin layer on top of the World Wide Web called the Event Web (EW) can help you respond to threats and opportunities in your environment. Learn all about this project and its applications.
.NET Data Secrets, Part 1
By Karl Moore -
Among the top solutions being built today are database applications. Karl more teaches some time saving tricks to get the most out of database development for .NET.
Open Source Article Index
Looking for information on an Open Source language or tool? Here is a good place to start.
New on Codeguru
How Speech Recognition Works
Published 08/04/2006
By p_sudeesh - Learn about the basic functioning of Speech Recognition.
SMBIOS Demystified
Published 08/01/2006
By kirants - Discover a basic SMBIOS parser that demonstrates querying for SMBIOS info using WMI and then parsing the data to extract necessary information.
TIP: Solution for Hacking Through the Clipboard
Published 08/01/2006
By Abdul shakoor Saqib - You can lose private information from your Clipboard when you browse the Internet. Learn how to prevent that.
Data Binding to Forms Made Simple in .NET 2.0
Published 08/01/2006
By Wei-Meng Lee Creating a form that displays formatted information from a database is a matter of a few easy steps in .NET 2.0 using Visual Studio 2005.
Mpatrol
Published 07/27/2006
By Robert Schmitt - Mpatrol has been around for quite some time. It is a simple library that hooks into memory management. Learn how to use it on the Windows platform.
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