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Articles
by Julia Lerman & Interviews, too
Introducing ADO.NET Entity Framework CoDe Magazine Nov/Dec 2007 The ADO.NET Entity Framework is the core of Microsoft’s evolving Data Platform, enabling developers to bridge the gap between data structures and objects in your applications. This article provides an explanation of the basic concepts of ADO.NET Entity Framework, an opportunity to get your hands dirty with code, and a look at the possibilities that ADO.NET Entity Framework opens up for developers.
MVP Corner: Coders Anonymous? CoDe Magazine Nov/Dec 2007 In this MVP Corner essay, I have a little fun with two traits that many of us developers (and I know I'm a poster child) exhibit when it comes to our impatience and our obsessiveness.
Writing a Viewer Utility for Crystal Reports ASPAlliance 10/23/07 In this article, you will learn to write a Windows Forms application to view reports that were created in the Crystal Reports end-user program (e.g. Crystal Reports XI). The viewer allows users to view the existing reports with fresh data as well as input parameter variables at run time. This application can be written with Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008.
Proud to be a Geekette O'ReillyNet Women in Tech series 9/13/07 They say that "the clothes make the man." Read Julia Lerman's account of her personal growth being reflected outwardly.
Build Dynamic Database Applications in .NET with Project Codename "Jasper" O'Reilly Windows Dev Center 7/31/07 Instead of moving to Ruby on Rails, ASP.NET developers might consider Project Codename "Jasper" and the growing number of .NET dynamic languages. In this article, you'll learn how to use Jasper.
[Interview] Looking to LINQ Redmond Developer News April 2007 Cover story on LINQ - interviewing Anders Hejlsberg and li'l ol' me
INKED! aspnetPRO Magazine April 2007 Ink-enabled Web sites can be used for fun or as part of business applications. Julia Lerman presents an introduction to the Ink APIs for Web developers targeted at Windows XP Tablet PC users. Follow along and you’ll learn to build a simple Windows Forms control that is Ink-enabled, embed it into a Web page, then interact with it.
Inking in ASP.NET 2.0, AJAX, and IE7 CoDe Magazine: CoDe Focus on Mobility
In the past year, new technologies from Microsoft have changed how we can add ink to Web sites and the change is definitely for the better!
ClickOnce for the Real World, Not Hello World Code Magazine Nov/Dec 2006 After four years of trying out every iteration of Web server application deployment that Microsoft created for .NET, ClickOnce has finally allowed me to succeed in deploying one particularly complex smart client application. But I still had to tear a few more hairs out before I got it working and came to love ClickOnce. I’m writing this article to share some of the not-so-obvious ways (including a hack or two) to use ClickOnce for application deployment.
Zip (Demo Code): ClickOnceLerman.zip
Playing in the ASP.NET Sandbox aspnetPRO Magazine Nov 2006 This article provides and introduction to two of the tools that are in the works by the ASP.NET team and available for us to play with in the "Sandbox" area of the www.asp.net site. The article discusses the RSS Control Toolkit and the CSS Friendly Control Adapters
Dynamically Update Portions of Cached Web Pages with Post-Cache Substitution DevSource 10/14/2006 If a page is mostly static, why reload the whole thing every time? You don't have to choose between the efficiency of caching and the flexibility of dynamic content. Using post-cache substitution adds another layer of flexibility to your Web sites.
Visual Studio 2005... That Legacy Software! CoDe Magazine Sept/Oct 2006 I still have to write production applications today. What do I use? Those old-fashioned, dinosaur-age tools: Visual Studio 2005, ASP.NET 2.0 and WSE 3.0. Egad.
SQL Server 2005 Query Notifications Tell .NET 2.0 Apps When Critical Data Changes CoDe Magazine May/June 2006 If you have struggled in the past with keeping dynamic data in sync with rather static Web pages, SQL Server 2005 and ADO.NET 2.0 offer new features that can make your applications easier to build.
NOTE: August 2006: Code samples have been modified to simplify use of cached datatable with VB Shared rather than VB Static. If you would like to see the original sample code, please contact me by email.
Zip (Demo Code): LermanQueryNotificationDemos.zip
MVP Corner: Technology Overload CoDe Magazine May/June 2006 Opinion piece on the problem of so much developer technology coming out of Microsoft. Can we learn it all? What do we choose to focus on?
Using WSE 3.0 Today to Secure Web Services for Tomorrow DevSource March 2006 With Windows Communication Foundation (aka WCF aka Indigo) around the corner, many people are wondering if it is worth the investment to use WSE 3.0 to secure today's web services. The answer is a resounding Yes! ...
(Interview) Julie Lerman on ADO.NET Academic.NET Radio 12/15/2005 Teenage programmer, Matt Cassell, interviews .NET experts to share programming concepts with other young programmers. This interview focused on ADO.NET.
Ink on the Web CoDe Magazine: CoDe Focus Mobile & Tablet PC Vol 5 (Nov 2005) One of the more interesting and challenging places to use Ink is in Web applications. But how can this technology, which is dependent on the physical relationship between the stylus, the digitizer, and the operating system, work over the Internet? This article details how to do this as well as including advanced techniques.
Zip (Demo Code): CODEMagInkontheWeb.zip
Persisting Ink on the Web MSDN Tablet PC Developer Center 10/1/2005
This article shows you how to move ink around in a Web site without falling prey to the many potential programming problems. Example code is in C# and JavaScript. (16 printed pages)
Doodling on the Web MSDN Tablet PC Developer Center May 2005 An explanation of how I wrote The Data Farm Doodle app (www.thedatafarm.com/doodle.aspx), this article demonstrates an additional way to redisplay ink images drawn on ASP.NET pages as regular GIF images, without having to waste unnecessary resources. It also addresses the need to do so in a way that is consistent with a professionally designed Web Site.
Flex Your Data: Teach Old Data New Tricks with the Fully Loaded Advances in ADO.NET 2.0 MSDN Magazine April 2005 Detailed overview of new features in ADO.NET 2.0
Creating Debugger Visualizers with Visual Studio 2005 CoDe Magazine Mar/Apr 2005
(Interview) Catching up with Julie Lerman DotNetRocks 11/19/2004 Julie talks with Carl Franklin and Rory Blyth about .NET 2.0, ADO.NET 2.0, Tablet PCs, Chicks who Code and more...
(Interview) Julia Lerman: .NET Rock Star Seri DevSource 4/23/04 Part of a series of .NET Rock Star interviews on DevSource.com
(Interview) Sys-Con Radio Interviews: Julia lerman SysCon Radio Feb 2004 SysCon Radio talks with Julie about everything from Tablet PCs to Web Services to Women in Technology
Embed DTDs into XML Files with .NET File Streams Visual Studio Mag Online (Hot Tips) June 2003 Solve a problem that goes outside of the scope of .NET classes
Enable Toolbars to Trigger Control Validation on Windows Forms Visual Studio Mag Online (Hot Tips) April 2003 Fixes something that was basically a bug in VS.NET 2002
How to Create a Data Grid Server Control with a Scrollbar
DotNet Junkies 9/19/2002 Picked as an ASP.NET home page highlight :-)
How to Validate "Time" Data to work with SQL Server DotNet Junkies 9/16/2002 short and sweet
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