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« Do You Know About T4 (Text Template Transformation Toolkit) Code Generation In Visual Studio? | An inspiring concept video of what next-generation UX could be and what digital life might be » XPath expressions quick reference: by Vahid 7. May 2009 07:00 if you work with XML and xpath for sure the reference seems to be a trivial one for you. but if you stop working with xml and xpath for a while you’ll find the reference pretty handy. i personally keep it with me always. hope it also helps you. ...

« Software development security check list | XPath expressions quick reference: » Do You Know About T4 (Text Template Transformation Toolkit) Code Generation In Visual Studio? by Vahid 14. April 2009 03:15 Working with Microsoft products always has some surprises, now be it a defect, missing functionality or an unknown cool new feature. What’s the story? Well recently i was listening to a DotNetRocks show in which i heard the word “T4” which is something regarding to code generation in Visual Studio 2008! i was like, what is this? How come that i have not heard it before? Anyway I was really surprised. So as a code generation passionate i did some R&D about it and here is the outcome. What is T4? T4**is a code generator built right into Visual Studio. To be clear, we HAVE THIS NOW on our system.**So now is the right time to introduce code generation to our company. this means If we are doing something twice or more, manually, in our project, we should stop it and generate it instead. However, there is an issue with this technology and that’s the fact that Microsoft does not support it completely as of now and this reason why it is kind of hidden in VS. There’s no item templates in File | New Item and there’s no intellisense or syntax highlighting. However you don’t need this, but if you want really get the most out of T4, first, have a look at “T4 Editor Community Edition.” That’ll get you some basic coloring. ...

« The C# Programming Language Version 4.0 | Do You Know About T4 (Text Template Transformation Toolkit) Code Generation In Visual Studio? » Software development security check list by Vahid 6. April 2009 17:11 Recentely i have joined a new as a technical architect. the very thing after getting to the domain was to evaluate the team technical capabalities. so i went through some their codes and found some disaster. i can say that nothing is done regarding to security. i still cannot believe what i have seen. but anyway i shared a handy document about application security with them. hope it will be helpfull for them. so i thought of sharing the same document with you. ...

« Optimizing Silverlight pages to be search engine friendly | Software development security check list » The C# Programming Language Version 4.0 by Vahid 4. April 2009 16:02 browsing in the internet i came across a blog post about the new C# programming language spesifications (C# 4.0) and thought of sharing them with you. hope you like it. http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2009/03/30/the-c-programming-language-version-40/ .Net | Technical Comments (0) Related posts Comparision between C# and JAVA here is a quick comparision between microsoft c# (.net) and java …IsNumeric() function in C#? hi, as you may know c# is missing the nice and usfull IsNumeric function which is available …Waht is new in silverlight 4.0 i have found a perfect blog post from mr. tim heuer on new features in silverlight 4.0. it’s d… ...

« Free ASP.NET MVC eBook Tutorial from Scott Guthrie | The C# Programming Language Version 4.0 » Optimizing Silverlight pages to be search engine friendly by Vahid 31. March 2009 14:49 recently i was involved in development of an web application whose interface was based on Microsoft Silverlight. as Silverlight is a new technology we had so much challenges to get the job done but out of them the most important one for us was to make the application search engine friendly. so after doing some I&D on it and spending some late night hours on the issue, i got some good references and experiences which i thought of sharing them with you. This document describes some best practices for search engine optimization of Silverlight applications. These practices are designed to help developers make their Silverlight content discoverable on a search engine results page and to provide an acceptable experience for users who do not have Silverlight enabled. ...

« Some cool .Net open source applicaitons | Optimizing Silverlight pages to be search engine friendly » Free ASP.NET MVC eBook Tutorial from Scott Guthrie by Vahid 18. March 2009 06:43 Scott Guthrie, Scott Hanselman, Rob Conery, and Phil Haack have release a book named ASP.NET MVC 1.0. first chapter of the book which is writen by Scott Guthrie is available to download for free. if you are new to MVC and also eager to know more about LINQ to SQL then you need to check this out. as always scott discribes the topics in practical manner so that we learn it much better. any way the chapter is available at the following link. download it, go through it and dont forget to thank scott. ...

« ASP.NET Web User Controls VS. Web Custom Controls | Some cool .Net open source applicaitons » Shifted to the new home. by Vahid 10. March 2009 17:29 finally it’s over. i had heard that moving is a difficault word to do but i had not experienced it. anyway there has been a delay in my recent posts because of this fact. but anyway it’s over. General | Personal Comments (0) ...

« Shifted to the new home. | Free ASP.NET MVC eBook Tutorial from Scott Guthrie » Some cool .Net open source applicaitons by Vahid 10. March 2009 17:31 i have worked with some cool open source applications which are based on microsoft .net framework and i thought of sharing them with you. DotNetNuke URL: http://www.dotnetnuke.com DotNetNuke® is the most widely adopted framework for building websites and web applications on Microsoft ASP.NET. Using DotNetNuke, businesses can quickly develop and deploy interactive, dynamic websites, intranets, extranets and applications. ...

« Integrating PayPal Payments into E-Commerce Applications with ASP.NET | Shifted to the new home. » ASP.NET Web User Controls VS. Web Custom Controls by Vahid 3. March 2009 03:54 Web user controls are easy to make, but they can be less convenient to use in advanced scenarios. You develop Web user controls almost exactly the same way that you develop Web Forms pages. Like Web Forms, user controls can be created in the visual designer, they can be written with code separated from the HTML, and they can handle execution events. However, because Web user controls are compiled dynamically at run time they cannot be added to the Toolbox, and they are represented by a simple placeholder glyph when added to a page. This makes Web user controls harder to use if you are accustomed to full Visual Studio .NET design-time support, including the Properties window and Design view previews. Also, the only way to share the user control between applications is to put a separate copy in each application, which takes more maintenance if you make changes to the control. ...

« Limitation in dbms_output.put_line in pl/sql | ASP.NET Web User Controls VS. Web Custom Controls » Integrating PayPal Payments into E-Commerce Applications with ASP.NET by Vahid March 2009 16:24 Check out the following article about Integrating PayPal Payments into ASP.NET E-Commerce Applications. this a very descriptive, useful article. http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/PayPalIntegration/PayPalIntegration.asp The process of integrating a PayPal payment involves several pages and HTTP POST backs. .Net | Learning resource | Technical Comments (0) ...