The Morning Brew

I spent far too much time last night getting bogged down in some XSLT using <msxsl:script> to write XSLT functions in C# – If I get it working nicely I’ll blog about it

Software

• RicherTextBox – A useful user control that extends the built in Rich Text control with some of the more common features that you often need to implement

Information

• ASP.NET MVC In-Depth: The Life of an ASP.NET MVC Request – Stephen Walther covers the lifecycle of an MVC request in detail – interesting reading, I always believe that you should understand how something works before using it
• Number of Types in the .NET Framework – Brad Abrams shows the size of the .NET framework over the past 5 releases. When you see some of the numbers it makes sense as to why it takes people a long time to get up to speed
• 13 Tips to Comment Your Code – Some excellent advice about commenting, translated from an original article in Spanish.
• MS Tests failing due to Security Errors – Rick Strahl encounters some slightly over zealous security getting in the way of his MS Tests
• Reduce Locks for DELETE and UPDATE Commands in SQL Server 2005 with TOP Clause – Keyvan Nayyeri shows a SQL 2005 trick to help avoid locks in tables for delete and update operations
• C# 3.0 Lambdas and Type Inference – Ian Griffiths shows a couple of tricks to work around some limitations in type inference with lambda expressions
• ASP.NET Ajax using a custom ViewManager to render paged data without updatepanels – A prototype of a way of displaying paged data using no Update panels
• Omea Pro Source (C#) Finally Available – Greg Duncan highlights the availability of the source to the Omea Pro Feed Reader – its always insightful to read the code of a professionally developed application
• PowerShell Fortune – Tomas Restrepo recreates an old favourite in Powershell

Humour

• ClassNamer – Looking for inspiration for your latest class?

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