Saturday, July 30, 2005
Image of Whidbey (VS .NET 2005) Island
Whidbey is the code name for Visual Studio .NET 2005. Whidbey is an island north of Seattle and it looks like this:
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About Me
- Vidya Vrat Agarwal
- Software Architect, Author, C# Corner MVP, Speaker and Microsoft .NET Purist. Certified MCT, MCPD, MCTS, MCSD.NET, MCAD.NET, MCSD and lifetime member of the Computer Society of India (CSI). Currently working as Sr. Technical Architect in a US based software company. I started working on Microsoft .NET with its 1st beta release.I am passionate about .NET technology and love to contribute to the .NET community. I can be reached at vidya_mct@yahoo.com or twitter @dotnetauthor
C# & .NET Framework 1.0 - 4.0 / 4.5
- .NET Client Profile Vs. .NET Framework
- File Read Write using System.IO via StreamReader and StreamWriter
- What is SSPI in Connection String
- Consuming Live .NET Currency Conversion Web Service
- Understanding Access Modifiers/Specifiers in C#
- Envisaging - C# 3.0
- Father of C#
- C# 3.0 - Implicit Variable Declaration
- Using My namespace with C# 2.0
- Top Ten Traps in C# for C++ Programmers
- Journey Through .NET 1.0 to .NET 3.5
- Introduction to .NET
- What .NET is all about?
- Q/A: What .NET means
- Features of .NET 2.0
Visual Studio 2010
- Visual Studio and .NET's Unit Test Framework
- Solution - VS 2010 IDE Crash Issue with VS 2008 pre-instsalled
- Solution- VS 2010 RC Un-Install hangs
- VS 2010 Highlighted References
- VS 2010 Code Editor's Zoom Feature
- VS 2010 Transact-SQL Editor's backward compatibility
- Upgrade path- VS 2008 to VS 2010
- VS 2010 Splash screen
- New Dafault Layout of VS 2010 ASP .NET Application
- VS 2010 Start Page Behaviour
- VS 2010 Multi-monitor Support
- VS 2010 IDE integration with T-SQL Editor
- VS 2010 compatibility with VS 2008
- VS 2010 Code Editor's tab closing behavior
.NET 3.5 / Visual Studio 2008
- Resolution- Silverlight Iinitialize error
- Resolution- Silverlight Designer page
- Upgrading VS 2008 to VS 2008 SP1 and SilverLight
- Migrating a Website from VS 2005 to VS 2008
- Introduction to LINQ
- Architecture of LINQ
- VS 2008- A solution to long lived coupling between Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework
- SQL Server 2008 connection issue with VS 2008
- Reasons to Upgrade to Visual Studio 2008
- .NET 1.1 support with Visual Studio 2008
- Location of .NET 3.5 Specific Assemblies
- Red bit and Green bit Assemblies
- Orcas New Feature - Code editor Intellisense Enhancement
- Orcas New Feature- Split view (Web Applications)
- How to un-install previous Orcas CTPs etc
- Understanding the Virtual Machine Technology
Windows Azure
SQL Server
- SQL Server 2012 SSMS Target Invocation exception
- SQL Server 2008 Experience
- SQL Server 2008 Screen Saver and Wallpaper
- SQL Server 2008 - Enhanced INSERT statement
- SQL Server 2005 Database School
- Exploring SQL Server 2005 and .NET CLR
- Deploying a Database solution - A Scenario
- SQL Server 2005 Service Broker - A Scenario
- SQL Server 2005 Notification Services
- SQL Server Management Studio - A Management and Development tool
- Features of Yukon (SQL Server 2005)
Articles on ProgrammersHeaven
- C# 3.0 - Implicit Variable Declaration
- SQL Server 2005 Database School
- Exploring SQL Server 2005 and .NET CLR
- SQL Server Management Studio - A Management and Development tool
- Working with Partial types
- Understanding various.NET Frameworks versions
- Features of Visual Studio 2005
- Using My namespace with C# 2.0
- Features of .NET 2.0
- Features of Yukon (SQL Server 2005)
- Features of Longhorn
- What's new in the next release of SQL-Server and Visual Studio.NET
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