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Dynamic code creation techniques can make certain classes of application development easier.
Book Review: C# 2008 and 2005 Threaded Programming
John Mueller reviews the book C# 2008 and 2005 Threaded Programming by Gastón C. Hillar.
Defend Against Integer Overflow Attacks
A hack on software integer overflow defects poses two serious risk problems: it reflects an obvious security threat and signifies a setback to software's overall quality. Through static testing, software programmers have the ability to be more accountable for driving software integrity by eliminating challenging integer overflow defects in their software. Here, Knowledge Center contributor Sumant Kowshik explains how to defend against deadly, hard-to-find integer overflow defects that hackers can exploit.
Kodu: Game Development for Beginners
Microsoft delivers Kodu, a new programming environment that enables users to design video games with no programming skills required. The company will release Kodu to the Xbox Live community in the spring.
XML Serialization: Better than the Registry
As the registry gets ever more crowded and CONFIG files prove less than adequate, think again about using XML serialization to solve your data storage woes.
Burn CDs in C++ and C# With ICDBurn
Windows provides an API for burning CDs and DVDs. Jeff Friesen shows you how to use it.
RibbonX for Dummies: Chapter 6 (Part 2)
RibbonX For Dummies® Chapter 6: Developing Business Applications for Word ISBN: 978-0-470-16994-0 Copyright of Wiley Publishing, Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana Posted with Permission
RibbonX for Dummies: Chapter 6 (Part 1)
RibbonX For Dummies® Chapter 6: Developing Business Applications for Word ISBN: 978-0-470-16994-0 Copyright of Wiley Publishing, Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana Posted with Permission
Using a Custom Ribbon in Your .NET Applications
Using the Ribbon interface to create your own task-oriented applications is a big win for everyone and lowers the support costs of the resulting application.
Scraping Email Addresses from the Web
There are times when you need to compile a list of email addresses from URL. This article shows you how to do it with C#.
Digital Disappearing Ink: Steganography in C#
Ready to create some secret, hidden messages embedded right in your images? Rick Leinecker shows you how to do it in C#!
BEA and Adobe Team Up on Web Apps
BEA and Adobe have teamed up on development tools for Web applications.
Inside the Mind of a Hacker
Thinking like those who dissect code is an effective method to ward off attacks from malware writers.
Text Metrics in the .Net Framework, Part II
Some applications require precise placement of text in screen display and printed output. The .Net Framework's tools in this area are far from complete, but knowing what's available will help you get the best possible output.
Microsoft Tools Group Set to Tap 'MySpace Generation'
The company's Developer Division is preparing to launch an effort to empower nonprogrammers to manipulate code and create mashups.
Great Minds Video Series: Security Pitalls in SOA and Web Services
In our third video, security expert Andrew Nash discusses the evolutionary changes in Web services, the new security risks (including some you haven't thought about), and how the standards committees are addressing the issues with new specifications. But,
Tale of a .NET Component (Part IV)
Peter Aitken continues his detailed saga of developing an XY chart component from scratch.
Draggable, Collapsible, Dynamic DIV windows with JavaScript
Adding collapsible, draggable windows is easy using JavaScript. All it takes is a little understanding about the browser event model, and how to create DIV elements dynamically. In this article, Jeff Cogswell shows you how.
A Tale of a .Net Component (Part III)
In the third installment of this series, Peter continues developing his component by adding properties that will help keep track of the minimum and maximum values of the chart.
Microsoft Shows Why Expression Is a Standout
At an event in New York, Microsoft shows off its Expression design tools to an audience of design professionals, as Electric Rain releases its & Standout& application based on the tools.