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Code - The Leading Independent .NET Resource - 10 Years of CODE and Visual Studio, WCF 5, Bing, Ruby, Sharepoint ... Read more

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Code - The Leading Independent .NET Resource

Table of Contents:
*) Small Building Blocks
*) Ensuring Quality Code
*) Sandboxed Solutions in SharePoint 2010
*) Starting Your Own User Group
*) ASP.NET MVC and the Spark View Engine
*) Creating Self-Scaling Applications with Azure Services
*) Using the Amazon Web Service SDK for .NET
*) Handling Business-Related Date Tasks in T-SQL
*) Post Mortem - Office 2010 the Movie
*) Developing Database Agnostic Applications with Entity Framework
*) Supercharging ASP.NET MVC with MvcContrib
*) A Practical Use of Indexers
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Managed Coder: The Beetle in the Box

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The Jan/Feb 2010 issue focuses on S.O.L.I.D. principles. Other articles include SharePoint 2010, ASP.NET 4.0, MVC, Entity Framework and more.

Table of Contents:
*) Can a Fish Use a Bicycle?
*) Transitioning from Employee to Self-Employed
*) My Top Three Favorite Things About SharePoint 2010
*) Embracing Community
*) Practical Uses of Lambdas
*) S.O.L.I.D. Software Development, One Step at a Time
*) Generating Code Using Visual Studio 2008 and 2010
*) Reinventing Error Handling
*) Post Mortem Web Project
*) Introducing Advanced Code Contracts with the Entity Framework and Pex
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Managed Coder: On Certainty

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CODE Magazine – the Leading Independent Magazine for .NET Developers

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) Open Source Software
*) Keep Software Simple
*) Using jQuery with ASP.NET Part 2: Making an AJAX Callback to ASP.NET
*) Meet the Monkey: A .NET Programmer’s Introduction to Mono
*) Bricks and Mortar: Building a Castle
*) Isolating Dependencies in Tests Using Mocks and Stubs
*) Hudson Continuous Integration Server
*) Relational Database Persistence with NHibernate, Part 1
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) ThoughtWorking: Functional Programming in C# 2.0

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Code - The Leading Independent .NET Magazine

Table of Contents:
*) So You Want to Be a Consultant?
*) Centering Text on a WPF Shape Using a User Control
*) Excel Services in SharePoint 2010
*) Embracing Community: More Advice on Running Your Own Code Camp Event
*) Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 - A Platform for Packaged Software?
*) The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Examples of Functionality in SQL Server 2008 Integration Services
*) PostMortem: Harms Millennium MedSpa
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Git, from a Developer's Perspective
*) Managed Coder: Yes or No (But Maybe…)

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This issue of CODE Magazine focusses on WPF and Silverlight development among other topics.

Table of Contents:
*) 10,000 Hours to Graceland
*) Add a Safety Net to Your Software with Tower 48
*) Time to Clean Up!
*) SharePoint Applied: SharePoint 2007 Ninja Debugging
*) Build Composite WPF and Silverlight Applications
*) Implementing OpenID Authentication in an ASP.NET Application
*) 8 Entity Framework Gotchas
*) Post Mortem: WPF and Silverlight Styling
*) Design for Change in UpdatePanel-based ASP.NET AJAX Applications
*) INotifyPropertyChanged Is Obsolete
*) Dressing Up Your Data with WPF DataTemplates
*) Relational Database Persistence with NHibernate, Part 2
*) RIA Services: RAD for the Middle Tier
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) ThoughtWorking: Of Killer Waves and Sea Changes
*) The State of WPF & Silverlight

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Customer Reviews (2)

Good magazine for C# Users
Good magazine for C# users.Has a lot of code as would be expected with it's name.

CODE Magazine on Kindle
Awesome to have CODE Magazine available in Kindle format.This is fantastic.Now I can carry all of my archived issues everywhere I go and have them available for reference or review. Thanks CODE Magazine. ... Read more

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This special edition of CODE Focus covers Windows Accessibility

Table of Contents:
*) A Letter from the Director of Accessibility at Microsoft
*) Open Accessibility
*) Accessibility 101
*) Windows Automation API 3.0 Overview
*) What’s New in Windows 7 Automation API
*) Creating Accessibility-aware Silverlight 2 Content
*) Making Custom Controls Accessible
*) Microsoft Accessibility Testing Tools vs. the Ten-ton Gorilla of Accessibility Guidelines Compliance
*) Internet Explorer 8 New Accessibility Features
*) A Pragmatic Approach to WPF Accessibility
*) Writing a UI Automation Provider for a Win32-based Custom Control
*) Creating UI Automation Client Applications

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Category-specific strategies that get morebids and higher offers

This concise guide discusses the unique set of challengesof selling computers and computer-relateditems on eBay that cannot be met by general eBayselling strategies. Here you find out how to relatetechnical information, find special storage and shippingsolutions for fragile inventory, and find the best itemsto buy and sell in an ever-changing technological field.You'll find out what’s popular now and what’s likely tohit big, where to find inventory, and how to sell for bigprofits.

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The Nov/Dec 2009 issue focuses on VS 2010.Other articles include WPF, Sharepoint, ASP.NET, VB 10 and Silverlight.

Table of Contents:
*) Not a Spectator Sport
*) Post Mortem: Getting it Right
*) Why Use WPF?
*) SharePoint Applied: Document Management in SharePoint 2010
*) A Guided Tour of What to Look for in ASP.NET 4.0
*) Get Ready for Visual Basic 10
*) What’s New in Visual C# 4.0?
*) ASP.NET MVC 2 in Action
*) Silverlight 3: The Highlights
*) Easy Validation in ASP.NET MVC with the Enterprise Library Validation Application Block
*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Is Software Development Too Complex?
*) What’s New in Entity Framework 4, Part 2: Modeling Changes
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Managed Coder: On Software Developers

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Good magazine for C# Users
Good mag with lots of code, which you would expect with the name it has. ... Read more

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The Jan/Feb 09 issue covers .NET Productivity Tools.

Table of Contents:
*) Roundtables vs. Lunch Counters
*) MVP Corner: Challenging IT Promotion
*) Eight Evil Things Microsoft Never Showed You in the ClickOnce Demos (and What You Can Do About Some of Them)
*) Building Domain Specific Languages in C#
*) An Introduction to jQuery, Part 1
*) Flexible and Powerful Data Binding with WPF, Part 2
*) The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Miscellaneous C#, SQL, and Business Intelligence Development Tips
*) Virtual Earth 101
*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Future of Web Development Panel
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Have It Your Way, Revisited

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This issue of CODE Magazine features a number of articles on Service and Server technologies, including REST, Twitter Programming, Entity Framework 4, Windows Azure, and more. As always, the issue also features other .NET programming topics.

Table of Contents:
*) Smaller Is Better
*) Getting Back to Basics
*) SharePoint Applied: To Kerberos or Not
*) Post Mortem: Tower48 Software Escrow
*) SQL Server 2008: Two Winning Features
*) Twitter Programming Using WCF & REST
*) SQL Server Reporting Services Hits its Stride
*) What’s New in Entity Framework 4? Part 1: API Changes
*) Five Steps Closer to Five Nines with WCF & Windows Azure
*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Axum!
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Managed Coder: Of Software and Philosophy

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Utilizes the most recent studies by the popular magazine to offer up-to-date buyer information for PCs and all major peripherals including CD-ROM drives, modems, monitors, video cards, input devices, and printers. (All Users). ... Read more

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Let your keyboard unlock the door to financial independence.

Do you dream about being your own boss, breaking free of the 9-to-5 grind, working hard to make yourself rich instead of a company you just work for? If you have a computer (or if you have as little as $1,000 to invest in one) you may already be halfway to your dream. The small-business experts at Entrepreneur Magazine have pulled together everything you need to know to start and run a business built around your personal computer. Inside you'll find business basics, such as how to set up your office, choosing the right legal form for your company, creating a business plan, marketing your products or services, and keeping accurate records. To help you learn the ins, outs and special requirements of computer-based businesses, there is a terrific series of appendices, lists of business resources, technical support phone numbers, specialized software vendors, on-line services, publications, and more. But that's not all!

You'll also get the low-down on two dozen of the hottest computer-based businesses, including:

• Business consulting.
• Electronic clipping services.
• Sports forecasting.
• Mail order.
• Newsletter publishing.
• Word processing.
• And many more.

  You'll find detailed information on the hardware and software you'll need, likely start-up costs, and the current market for each of these businesses. You'll discover businesses that allow you to exploit your special skills and others for which hard work and determination are the only requirements. Now you can stop dreaming and start to make your dreams come true, knowing that America's leading experts on small business are there to guide you every step of the way.

  Also available from the Entrepreneur Magazine library: Starting an Import/Export Business, The Entrepreneur Magazine Small Business Advisor. ... Read more

  Customer Reviews (1)

  Great information but not what I was hoping for.
  This book has really great information for setting up and running a business from home however I was looking for information that would help me to be a stay at home mom.I have a college degree but 98% of the jobs listed in this book are things that I would have no way of doing without further extensive schooling.Some of the stay at home jobs include: Architect, Computer repair, Software design, and Computer maintenance and programming.There are some that are less intensive such as word processing, graphic design and newsletter publishing.Maybe what I'm looking for just doesn't really exist outside of the too good to be true work at home scams.I think I'm going to give medical transcription a try and that was not even covered in this book which seemed surprising considering that it is one of the few legitimate ways to work at home with minimal costs.This book would be helpful though if you already have a service in mind to provide from home but don't know how to go about setting it up. ... Read more

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This special edition of CODE Focus covers Database Accessibility

Table of Contents:
*) Welcome Letter
*) An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part I: Defining the Entity Data Model
*) An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part II: Mapping an Entity Data Model to a Relational Store
*) Programming Against the ADO.NET Entity Framework
*) Rich Query for DataSet- An Introduction to LINQ to DataSet
*) LINQ to Relational Data: Who’s Who?
*) Browsing Windows Live Expo with LINQ to XML
*) ADO.NET Data Services
*) Caching with SQL Server Compact and the Microsoft Sync Framework for ADO.NET
*) Introducing the Microsoft Sync Framework: Next Generation Synchronization Framework
*) What’s New in SQL Server 2008?
*) Programming SQL Server 2008
*) Use SQL CLR 2.0-Advancing CLR Integration in SQL Server 2008
*) Visual Studio 2008: RAD Gets RADer
*) The Data Dude Meets Team Build
*) XML Tools in Visual Studio 2008
*) ODBC Rocks!
*) TESLA: Democratizing the Cloud

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The January/February 2007 issue of CODE Magazine Focuses on Reporting.

Table of Contents:
*) Surfs Up!
*) Agile Development: Swimming with the Current
*) The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Crystal Reports Redux
*) Hosting WCF Services
*) Enterprise Reporting with Excel
*) Integrating .NET Code and SQL Server Reporting Services
*) ASP.NET 2.0 Web Part Infrastructure and SharePoint 2007
*) CODE on the Road: DevConnections 2006
*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Moving VB6 Applications to .NET
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) .Finalize():There’s a Time and Place for Everything

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The July/August 2006 issue of CODE Magazine focuses on Data. Articles include tips on managing data, data access in Visual Studio 2005 and handling database concurrency conflicts.

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) Wither T-SQL
*) MVP Corner: You Can Make Money, but You Can’t Make Time
*) Retaining Multiple Sets of User Settings
*) Web Control Templates Explained
*) Introducing Domain Specific Languages
*) The Baker’s Dozen Doubleheader: 26 Productivity Tips for Managing Data (Part 1 of 2)
*) Dissecting and Putting the Visual Studio 2005 Generated Data Access Layer Into Perspective
*) Database Concurrency Conflicts in the Real World
*) Heard on .NET Rocks!: Talking .NET with Tim Huckaby
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) .Finalize(): Losing Weight, Again

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This 2002 May/June Issue of CODE Magazine focuses on .NET Tools, UML Diagrams, .NET Services and .NET interface-based programming.

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) All for a Box of Onions
*) .NET Tools Round-Up
*) .NET Tools Round-Up
*) How Microsoft Builds Community
*) UML Collaboration Diagrams
*) Introducing .NET My Services
*) ASP.NET Caching Strategies
*) Retrieving HTTP content in .NET
*) .NET Interface-based Programming

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