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This two-part article shows you how to take advantage of the many ways that you can boost the performance of ASP.NET applications by caching the data they use. Although some of the techniques apply to both ASP.NET 1.0 and 2.0, the new capabilities in ASP.NET 2.0 make caching even more attractive for busy Web sites.
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(03/08/05)
Judging by its initial popularity with developers and its ongoing focus on extensibility, Eclipse may indeed be the last IDE. But where does that leave the tools vendors? Will innovation or decimation follow from the triumph of Eclipse?
(03/07/05)
Use these flexible UncommonDialog dialog classes to lift the restrictions built into the CommonDialog classes delivered with the .NET Compact Framework.
(03/07/05)
Even in today's big-computing environment, not everything useful has to be big. This article shows you how to build a tiny and basic—but powerful—GUI spreadsheet engine in REBOL, using fewer than 1500 bytes of code.
(03/04/05)
There are so many application extensions you can build with Microsoft Office applications using COM, but that's no use to Java developers unless they have a handy Java-to-COM bridge. Using JCom you can control just about any COM object from within Java, plus it comes with some great helper classes for Excel right out of the box.
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The TopCoder challenge has been updated with the March problem set and the solutions for the February set. This month's challenge includes a sorting algorithm, a counting problem using Pascal, a mathematical induction, and a deserialization sequence problem. Are your skills up to the challenge?
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(03/02/05)
With so many frameworks and tools—long ago promised—still in the oven at Microsoft, we decided to do a quick round-up: Here are the major developments Redmond has promised and our thoughts on the juicy tidbits that make them worth waiting for.
(03/02/05)
The java.util.concurrent package in J2SE 5.0 provides a new thread framework for handling many of the low-level details associated with creating, executing, and managing threads. Take a closer look at its important features.
(03/01/05)
You don't have to recode to switch directory servers or enable partner organizations to request data from your directories. Virtual directories perform two-way translations, letting older applications continue working without modifications, and eliminating the hassles of interorganizational interoperability.
(02/28/05)
One of the banes of Java GUI development is in the clean separation of GUI definition and control and business logic. Enter XUI, a new framework for Java that has the ambitious aim of not just solving this problem but of making it easy.
(02/28/05)
Learn to use multithreading to build applications whose UI remains active even while performing time-consuming or resource-intensive background tasks.
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