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• July 23, 2008
• 23:00

  10 Tips for Being a Greener Web Designer

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In the immortal words of Kermit, its not easy being greenbut there are ways you can do your bit for the environment. Here, Matt offers ten commonsense ways to reduce your carbon footprint ... and your energy bill.
  

• 21:20

  OOPhoto - A Painful Transition To Object-Based Controllers

   » ‎ Ben Nadel ColdFusion And Web Development Feed @ BenNadel.com
  The latest OOPhoto application can be experienced here . The OOPhoto code for this post can be seen here . So this morning, I took OOPhoto, my latest attempt at learning object oriented programming (OOP) in ColdFusion, and converted it from a CFM-based f ... Read More »

• 19:17

  Dynamic bound DataGrid with ExtJS

   » ‎ The Code Project Latest Articles
  Changing Datagrid bound data on the fly
• 18:12

  Multi-Connected Consumer Web Parts

   » ‎ The Code Project Latest Articles
  Allow consumer web parts to have multiple providers in ASP.NET, WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
• 10:41

  Generating Word Reports / Documents

   » ‎ The Code Project Latest Articles
  Generate Word documents by appling XSLT on XML data.

• 7:52

  Using LINQ in ASP.NET (Part 2)

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  In the Part 1 of this series I discussed the basic operations of LINQ to SQL. By default when you use LINQ to SQL queries as shown earlier, they internally use SQL statements i.e. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and SELECT. In many real world applications you use stored procedures. Luckily, LINQ to SQL has a way to call stored procedures from your application. It involves bit of a work as compared to almost automated way discussed earlier. In this article I will explain how stored procedures can be consumed using LINQ to SQL.

• 5:45

  Working with HTML DOM using JavaScript

   » ‎ The Code Project Latest Articles
  This is a reference article for beginners.

• 3:00

  Re-installing the Cluster nodes in an Exchange 2007 CCR-based Mailbox Server Setup (Part 2)

   » ‎ MSExchange.org
  In the second part of this series we will now install the passive mailbox role.

• 0:00

  Cursors in database management systems

   » ‎ C-Sharpcorner Latest Articles
  This article is intended to show the principles and uses of cursors in relational database management systems. We’re going to discuss how cursors are implemented in Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle database and how you can use it in your applications.