PDC 2010 Keynote: Bring the goodies
Last night I was one of the 30,000 persons attending a local Microsoft event to join in on the PDC 2010 Keynote live stream, excited to see what goodies Microsoft would announce. Man, did we get some! … more
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Silverlight Client Object Model: cache referenced client assemblies
Those who follow me on Twitter already noticed I am at the SharePoint Connections 2010 Autumn conference in The Hague (The Netherlands) right now. I’ve attended a few very interesting sessions … more
Be aware of DOM state: jQuery selector with variable
Recently we were working on some jQuery code that added several controls to the page in a loop, and performed some manipulations, like .hide() on them. Since we needed this functionality in 2 … more
Select a (belgian) town according to zip code
When you register on a site, quite often you have to enter your address. As with any other free text field, it's hard to retain high data quality (e.g for the city, someone can enter New York, NEW … more
Unit Testing SharePoint using Behaviors, Moles and Pex
I stumbled upon the latest version of the official tutorial for ‘writing Unit Tests for SharePoint using Behaviors, Moles and Pex’. It's certainly worth reading! If you don’t know … more
Managing your help documentation with HTML Help Workshop
There are several possibilities to create and maintain your (help) documentation. One of them is using the official Microsoft Help SDK which creates a .chm (compiled HTML) file. Even though the tools … more
SharePoint 2007: Getting started with SharePoint development
Disclaimer: this post is mainly a link-listing to get your started.
With the launch of SharePoint 2010 coming up (May 12, 2010), I thought it was time to introduce myself into SharePoint development. … more
VS2010 Modeling: Create Sequence Diagrams
With Visual Studio 2010 we received a widespread architecture tools to keep the design and the implementation of your application together. For a quick overview of all the tools, you can check out … more
Drop GDI+ in WinForms and move to WPF
Recently a friend of mine came to me asking for some advice on his first C#-project, in which he had to port an existing application to the .NET Framework. He had some minor issues with drawing … more