Hiding the Root Node from SiteMapPath
ASP.NET developers often set SiteMapDataSource’s ShowStartingNode property to false to hide the root node from TreeView and Menu controls. Unfortunately, that doesn’t hide the root node from SiteMapPath controls, because SiteMapPaths […]
Warbirds, 25 or 6 to 4, and More
We enjoyed an awesome Memorial Day weekend in East Tennessee as a cool, rainy spring finally gave way to a hot, sultry summer. I have a new appreciation for Memorial […]
CrashFinder Returns
When we moved to the new web site, we broke the link to the CrashFinder source code. Turns out there were a ton of people that wanted the source code. […]
Devscovery, Atlas, VB, and Warhawks
Devscovery New York isn’t far away. I just purchased a plane ticket and put the finishing touches on a bunch of code samples. If you’re at the conference, be sure […]
Do you really want to learn about SOS?
SOS (Son of Strike) is the hardcore tool for poking at the nastiest of .NET problems. I’ve written about it before, but if you want to see some of the […]
XslCompiledTransform Performance
I’ve been meaning to write some benchmark code to compare the performance of .NET 2.0’s new XslCompiledTransform class and 1.1’s deprecated XslTransform. I finally got around to it this morning, […]
Jerky Heaven
I love beef jerky. It’s a great snack when you’re hiking, scuba diving, or spending a long day at the flying field. Lately I’ve been in jerky heaven since a […]
Session State Partitioning
ASP.NET 2.0 is so chock full of new features that it’s hardly surprising some of those features are barely documented (or not documented at all). I love sifting through the […]
Twinstar and ASP.NET 2.0 Providers
It was beautiful here in East Tennessee today–50 F and only light winds–so I took time off at lunch to fly my newest airplane: a twin-engine ARF called the Twinstar. […]