21 Mar, 2010
Posted by: Mr Otter In: .NET| DNN| Web 2.0| Web Design| technology
Was just rummaging my old tired brains on all the different programming languages and frameworks that we have worked with in Xtremax in the recent years.
Hmm. Just came out with an interesting Mind Map….
Well, with limited memory on my computer, I needed an easy way to access the table data and perform simple CRUD operations on it. I ended up trying DBViewer.
Update Site URL for DBViewer is at:
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/zigen/home/plugin/dbviewer/
After installing the plugin, you will also need to install the JDBC driver as well for DBViewer to work. Installation of [...]
I just hating with for my Visual Studio to recover from its periodic hangs. I was thinking about it.. man. why not I just do the .NET development on my Eclipse IDE? Surely, all I need is a XML editor for the front end files, i.e. .ascx and a .NET editor for the CSharp codes?
Well, [...]
If you have worked on a DNN project, one of the problems are that the images entered using the HtmlModule is hardcoded with the location of the context path. This essentially means that any changes in the context path of the web application will result in a tonne load of missing images.
Well, I did remember [...]
03 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Mr Otter In: .NET| Tech Talk| Web 2.0| Web Design| technology
Microsoft has launched Silverlight and as any other product it is gaining fame for itself. So, let’s review if it really has something new and advance to offer other than the old and most used flash. I have taken a course to compare both silverlight and flash side by side for each feature and functionality. [...]
If you have experience in Java, you will be familiar with the myriad of logging frameworks. One of the important things about logging is that it allows you to actually trace errors that have occurred in your absence. Without logging, it will be like a crime committed without any trails to investigate. Logging creates trails [...]
I was struggling to do some prototyping for a new client. I needed to create a lot of static pages.. and like all static pages, they have a header panel, a side menu panel, footer, and finally the content pane.
.NET is standardizing all the common functions attributable to standard database applications in their framework. One of these common functions identified is membership. I like it.
