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Convert an XML file into an Excel spreadsheet with this technique

Developers often deal with information that is in no way user-friendly without really thinking about how a user would handle it. XML is a prime example --- most users don't know what to make of...

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Get complete development tools for free with Express Editions

Microsoft offers Express Editions of both Visual Studio .NET 2005 and SQL Server 2005. This gives developers all the tools they need to create .NET applications and could create a generation of...

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Practical application: Put XSLT 2.0 to work for you

XSLT 2.0 is no longer just a theoretical standard. With some readily available free tools you can put the power of XSLT 2.0 to work for you in your normal application development. Edmond...

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A couple of MySQL stored procedures myths get busted

Two often repeated myths about MySQL stored procedures include (1) MySQL does not support stored procedures and (2) MySQL stored procedures are too difficult to work with under typical...

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Create useful and relevant JavaScript documentation with JSDoc

Whatever the reason, not documenting an application is never a good thing, even if it is usually something of a chore. This is especially true when given the task of documenting client-side...

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Set processor affinity programmatically in a multi-core system

Multi-core CPU personal computers are now commonplace and application developers should be aware of them and consider the potential more than one CPU can have on the performance of their...

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Understand schema-based XML filtering

Edmond Woychowsky shares code that creates XSL using an XML schema. He says that using the code as a starting point when dealing with BizTalk may help you keep your sanity.This download is also...

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Convert an XML file into an Excel spreadsheet with this technique

Developers often deal with information that is in no way user-friendly without really thinking about how a user would handle it. XML is a prime example --- most users don't know what to make of it. One...

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Set processor affinity programmatically in a multi-core system

Multi-core CPU personal computers are now commonplace and application developers should be aware of them and consider the potential more than one CPU can have on the performance of their applications....

View Article


Understand schema-based XML filtering

Edmond Woychowsky shares code that creates XSL using an XML schema. He says that using the code as a starting point when dealing with BizTalk may help you keep your sanity.This download is also...

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