If you've developed ASP.NET applications in Visual Studio.NET, you've probably experienced either of these issues. When you switch from Design view to HTML view, your HTML is rewritten, and not in a good way. And here's an issue that I've seen before too… more »

David Boschmans has three great posts about reviewing code (or, if you read it ahead of time, writing code) with an eye on performance. I've read through them, and learned quite a bit. I know I'll be going back to make some changes to the code I'm writin… more »

I haven't posted about this, because I haven't had time to read much about it lately, but I finally got the time to look at this, and the fix is pretty simple. I didn't look at it yet because our project hasn't deployed yet, but I will need to incorp… more »

I posted on my GeekDojo blog about problems saving ViewState with dynamic, composite controls. Well, it looks like Scott Mitchell has a solution. Basically, add the control to the control hierarchy before you add items that need to be tracked by viewsta… more »

Mike Swanson has a great post about using CruiseControl.NET with MSBuild. It includes details about unit testing, FxCop, and how to coerce CruiseControl.NET to use MSBuild. If you're lucky enough to be developing in .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005, an… more »

Roy Osherove has released a way to extend the NUnit framework. This looks pretty cool. I'm not sure I will use this for my own attributes, but it comes with Nunit.Extension.Royo, which has his rollback attribute. This allows you to do modifications to… more »

Maybe I should actually get back to some technical posts, huh? Anyway, on my current project, I created a screen with a data grid on it. Later, we got the HTML layout from our design team, and it was up to me to skin the page. The skinning required that… more »

Here's a link to the ASP.NET page process. I look this up on google every time I need to use it, so I figured I'd just post it here so I can get to it. Now if I could just find one that incorporates the processing of server controls - that would a ton.… more »

CodeSmith 2.6 has been released. I've used this tool on numerous occasions, and it's awesome. I'm downloading it right now. We've used it to generate our data layer, our data entities, and our stored procedures. It works great. Flawlessly! Eric has done… more »

This site has potential. If enough people get thier best code review practices up there, this could be very useful. I especially like the // REVIEW: comment style. Doing code reviews, and providing reasons for why it should be one way over another is… more »