Technology Related Links for May 1, 2009 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

If you are looking to follow this series, be sure to subscribe to my RSS feed at http://feeds.jasongaylord.com/JasonNGaylord or my Twitter account at http://twitter.com/jgaylord Series Post #4 I’ve streamlined the categories a bit more. I’m also going...

Technology Related Links – Post #2 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

If you are looking to follow this series, be sure to subscribe to my RSS feed at http://feeds.jasongaylord.com/JasonNGaylord or my Twitter account at http://twitter.com/jgaylord Books Beginning ASP.NET MVC – FREE CHAPTER Cloud Computing Bumping into a...

Crystal Reports Merge Modules for Visual Studio 2008 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Since SAP purchased Business Objects for $6.7 billion in 2007 , Crystal Reports deployment for Microsoft Visual Studio has become more difficult to deploy. Instead of choosing a built-in merge module, you now much visit the SAP site and download the necessary...

CodeRush Xpress for Free! by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

DevExpress and Microsoft announced a partnership today to offer CodeRush Xpress for free. At the present time it’s only available for non-express versions of Visual Studio and will only work with C# (per their post). I’m sure the other support will be...
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Visual Studio 2008 Tips and Tricks by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Stephen Walther has posted a great list of Visual Studio 2008 Tips and Tricks . I found 3 or 4 that I didn’t realize when checking out his post. The two I’ll likely use the most are number 1 and 3. Great stuff Stephen! Read More...
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Update Google Chrome Using Visual Studio by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

That's right. You can build and modify Google Chrome using Visual Studio 2005. Google has provided instructions to setup your environment. You can then download the source from Google's Subversion repository or download a tarball to build. Check...
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How to Override Cassini's Virtual Path in Visual Studio by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

On one of the email lists that I'm on, someone had posted a question about running a website using the root path "/" or a different virtual path than the project name that is populated by default. James Crowley pointed out a blog entry from...
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Visual Studio Fonts and Colors by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

For quite some time I've been working with a modified version of Scott Hanselman's "Dark Theme" for Visual Studio. The reason for my modifications is that the HTML and CSS settings were very difficult to read. Here is the complete list...
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Getting Started with the AjaxDataControls in Visual Studio 2005 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Sonu Kapoor just posted about getting started with the AjaxDataControls in Visual Studio 2005 . The AjaxDataControls can be found on CodePlex at http://www.codeplex.com/AjaxDataControls/ . Included in the controls are a JavaScript version of the Repeater...
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AjaxDataControls DLL for ASP.NET 3.5 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

The AjaxDataControls that have been developed by the DotNetSlackers team have been out for some time now. They were originally developed using the AJAX 1.0 libraries (pre 3.5 days). I've recently encountered some issues where they don't seem to...
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VS 2008 and .NET FX 3.5 SP1 Beta Available Now by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Soma just posted that SP1 for VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 is available. The full blog post on his site is at http://snurl.com/28i1z . Read More...
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Copy Source As HTML in Visual Studio 2008 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I needed Copy Source As HTML support in Visual Studio 2008. Luckily I came across this post today with a walk-through to set it up in VS 2008. I can't wait for Microsoft to get this into Visual Studio. Too bad there wasn't a Windows Live Writer...
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Visual Studio's Birthday? by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I just read a post from Steve Andrews about Visual Studio . Little did I know that Visual Studio 97 came out on March 19, 1997. So, technically, today is VS's birthday. How cool is that? Steve even posted the orginal mission for VS 97. Funny how its...
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Using Older AJAX Controls in Visual Studio 2008 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I've been testing the DotNetSlackers' AJAX Data Controls for a little bit and they're definately cool. I ran into an issue, however, when trying to build an app with one of the controls in Visual Studio 2008 (.NET Framework 3.5). The assembly...
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VS2008 VPCs Expiring 11/1 - Backup Your Data Now by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I just read a post stating that the Visual Studio 2008 VPCs are expiring on November 1st, 2007. It is recommended that you backup any data that you don't want to lose as soon as possible. More information can be found at http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffbe...
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Visual Studio 2008 Web Service Issue by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I discovered an issue in VS 2008 Beta 2 that will most likely be an issue when the product goes to RTM. I notified Microsoft of the issue and they have pushed this back to VS 2008 SP1 because its so late in the development process. The issue is with adding...
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Life with Visual Studio 2008 by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Wally McClure, a Microsoft MVP and ASPInsider, has put together a group of posts regarding "his life with Visual Studio 2008." It's great that someone has time to blog about their experience with VS 2008. Seriously though, Wally does a great...
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Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 Released by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

Technorati Tags: ASP.NET , Visual Studio It looks like Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 is now available on the MSDN web site. According to the site, it was posted just 10 minutes ago. I've begun the download of the 3GB files and hopefully they'll be...
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