Archive for the 'Programming' Category

Using com dlls in .net

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006

This is mainly for me so i don’t forget. To use a old com dll for a .net project you can simply add the dll to references of the vs project. In the background a proxy assembly is generated with the required metadata to use the dll with the .net framework.
A useful scenario you want [...]

Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise 15 .Net Data Provider (ASE15 Data Provider)

Friday, March 10th, 2006

To ease the pain of those how tried to obtain the .Net Data Provider for the ASE15. I thought I might post it here so you don’t have to download the 400+ MB SDK from Sybase just to get this damn Data Provider.

For the test infected

Wednesday, February 8th, 2006

I came across TsqlUnit a xUnit framework for Transact SQL and NunitASP an Extension of NUnit that can parse and test Web Forms. Not doing so much in TSQL right now, but hope to use NUnitASP soon, and give some more info about it.
For now only this, to use it just refference NUnitAsp.dll in your [...]

The new Star of software development methodologies: D3

Friday, February 3rd, 2006

Imagine instand delivery, deployment in minutes, accurate cycle estimations, no planing, not testing. This is DEFECT DRIVEN DESIGN! You deliver nothing but an icon,just put it on the desktop, that will take 0 days, and than you wait till the costumer complains, put it on a bug list and fix the defect.The entire life cycle [...]

Tweaking VS 2003

Wednesday, January 25th, 2006

I found this document that explains how to hack VS 2003 in that way that you can create ASP.NET Applications as class libraries still have the component wizard and also be able to run the stuff in the browser. By Fritz Onion

A practical guide to enhance working with VS.Net (Update)

Monday, October 10th, 2005

I’m currently working on my diploma and work with VS.Net as my IDE. Although it offers much functionality it is far from being as comfortable as Eclipse. Luckly some developers provide tools or plugins to help out. This guide is not an introduction for setting up a good VS environment (There’s a good one here) [...]


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