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17 December 2006
L10N: Will your translators understand your RESEX files.

In few days I have to hire a Danes translator and I wanted it to be easy for her to encode[:) of course!] and be guided properly what to put in. Initially I thought a friendly naming on resource ids is sufficient, but I was wrong. It won't help her because different pages share the same resource strings... Read More...

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Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, tektips, how to, L10N, localization, internationalization

15 December 2006
.NET: Coderush addict sharpen by Resharper 2.5

I have been using coderush before in VS2003 but when I shifted to VS2005 I started to love its intelliesense, syntax support and refactoring. I must admit when I won the resharper license, Im hesitant to use it. Shame on me cozIm afraid it might mess up my IDE, slows its performance and override my shortcuts... Read More...

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Filed under: .NET, tektips, developer tools, resharper

14 December 2006
.NET: Increase Application Perf with ViewState Persistence Tweaks and Optimizations

I was amazed most of us hate ASP.NET ViewState for its default poor implementation which if not taken into cosideration would kill our applications performance, client resources, and drive shoppers away. Its frutrating... If worst case you haven't heard of ViewState and I assume you are probably new... Read More...

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Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, usability and design, tektips, optimization, compression, viewstate, performance tuning

12 November 2006
.NET:When caching degrades application performance

You might wonder how come caching can cause infinite loop and degrade application performance. ;) This afternoon I have been optimizing my project and one of my strategies is to do caching on code. But instead of getting faster pages, it gets worst and my partner complaints that it seems I'm getting... Read More...

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Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Development Process, tektips

23 October 2006
SQL Server: Copy query results including headers

Maybe some of us are used into copying results of our query and pasting it to Excel for further analysis or reporting, but we are also used into SQL 2000 behaviour. With Sql Server 2005 Management Studio, you can copy and paste the query results including the headers. Just goto, Query -> Query Options... Read More...

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Filed under: .NET, sql server , tektips, how to