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CODE Magazine - 2004 - January/F... - Jonathan D Goodyear

CODE Magazine - 2004 - January/February (Ad-Free!)

Jonathan D Goodyear
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The January/February issue of Component Developer Magazine (CODE) is focused on the upcoming version of Visual Studio codenamed "Whidbey", and contains several in-depth articles focused on that subject, as well as several general .NET articles.This is the ad-free version of this publication.Table of Contents:) An Introduction to Visual Studio .NET Whidbey) Exploring New WinForm Controls in VS .NET Whidbey) Touring Base Class Library Enhancements) Creating User-Defined Data Types in Yukon) Creating Web Sites with ASP.NET Whidbey) Three Cool New Features in C#) .NET Gripes and XAML Worries) The Mind of an Angry Coder: Waiting to Inhale) Dynamically Adding Controls) Creating Skinned Controls for ASP.NET) ADO.NET Best Practices - Part II) C# 2.0 Code Refactoring) Doc Detective - Jan/Feb 2004) .Finalize() - Knowing Where You AreFor more information, visit www.codemag.com

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