After Hours

So reading a Database table using a ADO.Net's DataReader object was great. Now let me take you through a baby's walkthrough to database programming using the amazing DataSet object....<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005520.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Ooof! .Net framework's CLR is pretty neat! Having to work more and more with the lower level aspects of .Net programming, some of the intricate details like architecture and processes turn out to be amazing. Just checkout the Application Domain for instance: the stability that it....<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005595.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Oh boy! Microsoft is releasing its next generation development platform - Net 2005. They've even got SQL Server 2005 running for it. My two cents on insignificant little thoughts that crossed my mind.<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005608.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Looking at the finer granules of the .Net framework and the ASP.Net engine, I'm beginning to see more beauty in programming considering the tons of excavation that programmers had to go through to create a high level abstraction application while using low level ISAPI.<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005684.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Saturday is Programmer's Day. Guys like me never learn that "look and feel" does matter to a great, super great extent in any project. I used to amuse on this. Now with the Run-up to sept 17th, Programmer's Day I am forced to muse once again...<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005757.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

WSS & SPS is built on ASP.Net hence we have the beautiful option of extension using the huge .Net framework library. Great! Now I'm trying to develop a document reporting tool for SPS sites and thought of consulting real pros out there....<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005787.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

This one is not just juicy. It is THE juice! Microsoft's got an MSN API coming soon to a webservice near you!<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005796.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Living in an IT oriented city like Bangalore can be misleading. I took a train journey through the soul of India all the way upto a little unheard of place called Siliguri where I thought I would never see IT. I was in for a little surprise...<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/006208.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Here is a little crude program that will enable us to read email by connecting to Microsoft outlook through CDO, MAPI and also avoid the security patches in CDO using Outlook Redemption component.<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/005855.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>

Yeah, yeah....This I've heard a zillion times. So much so that I've made a little blog entry out of it. Here's my 2 cents along with some facts on who beats who and on what. So here's my take...<p><div class="blogdisclaim"><a href="http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/c/programming/archives/006197.asp?rss=1">This post originally appeared on an external website</a></div>