Posted by David Carroll
I just started using a new book for my daily devotional. It is Dallas Willard's Hearing God. In the preface, he talks about Jesus' parable of the unprofitable servant:Luke 17:7-10 (NKJV)And which of you, having a servant plowing or tending sheep, will say to him when he has come in from the field, ‘Come at once and sit down to eat’? 8But will he not rather say to him, ‘Prepare something for my supper, and gird yourself and serve me till I have eaten and drunk, and afterward you will eat and drink’? 9Does he thank that servant because he did
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Posted by David Carroll
Public web services at www.xmethods.netI was having a problem with getting my changes to "stick" while debugging a VSTO application. The dll that was being loaded was obviously not the one I was compiling. The solution is described on MSDN here: Shadow Copying (Office 2003)Advanced UI Design Using XML and XSL - Part 1: Folder Tree CreationRetrieving Objects from SQL Server Using SQLXML and SerializationCSS Panic GuideWeb Parts for Sharepoint by telerikNikhil Kothari's Weblog : ASP.NET Development Helper3rd Party Sharepoint Webparts & ToolsT-SQL Debugging in Visual Studio .NETAjax.NET - The free library for .NET (C#)Some clarity on public and private keys
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Posted by David Carroll
FrontPage Developer PortalADSI ScriptomaticSmartPart for SharePoint:What's up with BeginInvoke?Business Dates CalculationEight tips to make you more efficient as an ASP.NET developerSQLXMLSQLXML is here to staythe great thing about SQLXML is that from the client point of view, you get a normalized, heirarchical snapshot of your data in one round-trip to the server. It eliminates ugly SQL code in your app - you know, the stuff that either executes a query to fetch the details for each master record (aaah!) or re-normalizes with conditional logic.SQLXMLA control to synchronize folder contentsPush and Run .NET Code on Remote MachineGet Logging with the Enterprise LibraryCreating a Repeater
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