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This is a wiki focused on anything .NET.
Put up your code samples, tips, usefu links, known bugs or anything else you want to on .net.
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| links | links about .net |
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| hacks | .net hacks (what MS product is complete without a ton of hacks?) |
| code | .net code samples |
| users | users of this site |
| tools | tools to use while using .net, this site, or whatever |
| projects | projects (and hopefully source code) done with .net |
| web | CSS, Javascript and other glue that you always seem to need to put a project together. |
| help | ask for help on .net here |
| design | links/info on design stuff |
.NET occasional blog entries
04/19/2005 - .NET HTML->XHTML conversionHaven't evaluated this yet but a guy at work sent me this link claiming it was a .NET library that could be used to replace TidyCOM. Definitely will have to check this out this weekend.
"Richard Grimes of Dr. Dobbs Journal wrote an article entitled Mr. Grimes' Farewell, in which he discusses what he feels are inherent flaws in
11/22/2004 - Build Events
In some projects build events aren't available from the IDE (WebApplications, WebServices) you can still use them though.
- Put your DOS commands in .bat file in the main project directory
- Edit the csproj file
- Edit pre/postBuldEvent
- Example: PostBuildEvent = "..myPostBuildEvent.bat"
- To get around "BuildEvent failed" errors in the build (i.e. ignore all dos errors) put Echo 0 (zero) at the end of you .bat file.
- Once you test your .bat file make sure to put a "cd .." at the top of it so it'll run in the right directory (since it's being launched from the bin directory)
(entered by ben)
11/16/2004 - .NET 2005 Beta Warning
Installed the 2005 .NET Beta a few weeks ago... it corrupted my entire development environment. Had to reinstall the O/S to get things working again. Not sure why this happened - but, if you're thinking of trying this out... user beware. (entered by ben)
11/16/2004 - SharpDevelop update
Forgot to write up the brief trial with SharpDevelop. It seemed pretty useable. The interop stuff was really weak, but, for generic .NET development it was definitely a good bet if you couldn't afford the MS .NET IDE. Still haven't used it extensively (just for a day or so) since I have the MS .NET IDE (entered by ben)
09/15/2004 - SharpDevelop
I haven't tried SharpDevelop yet but it's getting good reviews. It's a free IDE for .NET. If you're cash poor and need to do some .NET development it beats the few thousand dollars that MS charges for thier IDE. (ben, 09/15/2004).
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Comments:
From busteesm - 4/12/07 9:47 PM
From busteesm - 4/12/07 9:46 PM
From ben [12.18.186.200] - 11/15/04 1:49 PM
this isn't done in .net. the problem with doing anything MS on the net is that hosting costs are 3 times what they are for linux. the owner of editme.com did it in java on linux. this would be easy to do in .net but you'd have huge costs (windows, sql server, etc.). to do these wikis you generally need your own box - which, for a Windows box, costs a minimum of $300/mo... usually much more.
-ben
From pashute - 11/15/04 1:34 PM
So its not a dot net?
Looks VERY nifty, but are you thinking of making a .net Wiki (with Whidbey VS 2005 beta...?)
IMHO if you only drop a word to MS, they'll come running to help you. (If you want I can contact you with development in my country (Israel).
The beta 2005 is out for free (in express edition which should be enough).
From Carl [69.140.177.158] - 8/11/04 11:22 PM
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