Articles by Das (Jesudas Chinnathampi)
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ASP.NET Articles
| # Review of Rich Content Rotator, a web server control |
June 2nd, 2003 |
| # ASP.NET Tips and Tricks (Code Snippets) |
Sept 5th, 2002 |
| # DataGrid and Multiple DropDownList |
Aug 16th, 2002 |
| # Paging in DataList |
July 23rd, 2002 |
| # Sorting in DataList |
July 22nd, 2002 |
| # DataGrid and DropDownLists (how DropDownlists works in the edit mode and how to preset an item in dropdownlist in the edit mode?) |
July 18th, 2002 |
| # Retrieving Images from SqlServer and Displaying in a DataGrid in ASP .NET |
May 15th, 2002 |
| # Retrieving Images from SqlServer in ASP .NET |
May 15th, 2002 |
| # Inserting Images to SqlServer in ASP .NET |
May 14th, 2002 |
| # How to Create a Text file in ASP .NET? |
May 13th, 2002 |
| # How to Read a Text file in ASP .NET? |
May 13th, 2002 |
| # Passing Data between pages, the .NET way |
May 12th, 2002 |
| # How to capture the double click event in a DataGrid? |
May 10th, 2002 |
| # DataGrid with Checkboxes |
May 9th, 2002 |
| # ASP .NET Tutorial |
Apr 18th, 2002 |
| # How to Upload Files to WebServer in ASP .NET? |
Apr 18th, 2002 |
| # How to Send Emails in ASP .NET? |
Apr 18th, 2002 |
| # Merging two Datasets into a single Datagrid |
Mar 16th, 2002 |
| # Try...Catch...Finally in ASP.NET |
Mar 7th, 2002 |
| # How to create an Editable DataGrid in ASP.NET? |
Mar 6th, 2002 |
| # An overview of new features in VB.NET compared to VB 6.0 |
Feb 11th, 2002 |
| # Creating custom controls using VB .NET |
Jan 28th, 2002 |
| # Commonly asked installation questions for ASP .NET V1.0 |
Jan 28th, 2002 |
| # What is Web.Config? |
Nov 16th, 2001 |
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Interviews:
Damon Allison
July 18th, 2002
"With .NET in particular, the entry level books are everywhere. As .NET matures and the skill level of the average .NETter improves, book topics will begin to get deeper and more focused. Plan for this in your outline and make sure you evaluate the marketplace on your topic and find ways to add value."
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Kevin Burton
June 6th, 2002
"Find a topic that really captures your interest. If you write a reasonable
treatise on that topic then you will uncover more detail about that topic than
most people will want to know so make sure that you are interested or it will
show in your writing."
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Adam Sills
May 30th, 2002
"If you're unsure of how to get your articles published once you've written them,
just start sending emails to existing magazine and/or website editors and express
your interest in putting your article in their publication. Do this a number of
times and you'll start to have a little portfolio to show to editors who ask to
see examples of your work."
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David Sussman
May 24th, 2002
"To get into books, I'd recommend reviewing first. This makes you aware of the
processes involved in writing a book, and what sort of things you can expect when
you start writing. Taking on individual, or a few, chapters with another author
is also a good way, becuase you have less load and worry. If you have a full time
job, writing can be very demanding - don't overcommit, and be realistic about what
you can achieve. It's better to start small and work up, than start big and fail."
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Ollie Cornes:
May 16th, 2002
"Some people are addicted to cigarettes or chocolate, I'm addicted to learning.
Writing is something that has been around in my life for me for a while, but not in the
form of a book. I learned a great deal from the writing I have done and I am still
learning from it. I learn a great deal about the technology, but much more about how
to communicate it clearly."
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Alex Homer:
May 9th, 2002
"It's great fun, but extremely time-consuming and can be laborious at
times. Before you commit to writing a whole book, try working on a few
individual chapters. The cycle of
write/review/comment/rewrite/review/proofing can be disheartening at
first, but it's all worth it when you see the finished book. Try and
find a topic that isn't already covered by lots of other books, or treat
it in a way that's different. Above all, remember that the whole idea is
to produce something that is useful to other developers, and not just
something that shows how clever you are."
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G.Andrew Duthie:
May 2nd, 2002
"Whether or not you think you're good, just start writing. You
don't necessarily have to start out by selling your work. The
AspAlliance is a great place to start, and there are lots of
authors (both professionals and those who do it for fun) in
the Alliance who are willing to help you improve your writing."
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Joe Mayo:
April 25th, 2002
"Go for it. Don't sit back and wait or worry about what people will think. The more you
write the more experience you will have. Embrace criticism in all forms. Those who provide
it are not always right, and you may not always like the delivery. However, it is valuable
and can only make you better."
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Jesse Liberty
April 18th, 2002
"I'm not a writer who codes, I'm a programmer who writes. I try to spend at least 75% of my
time on contract-coding, 25% of my time writing (though it has been higher than that this
year). I also provide on-site training and mentoring."
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