C# 3.0 Features

• Improving the GridView sorting capabilities with Google Analytics features Improve the column sorting of the ASP.NET GridView to give the user a better visual experience. Highlight the column selected for sorting and include an image to indicate whether the sorting order is ascending or descend ...

• Capitalizing on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 Callouts: Advanced Features Callouts can add business value, but just as with any other code, you need to be able to handle exceptions and debug the callout co ...

• Dreamweaver 8 New Features and Benefits Hear what Dreamweaver Product Manager, Jennifer Taylor has to say about the new version of Dreamwea ...

• New Object Oriented Features in C# 3.0 With the introduction of C# 3.0, Microsoft has released a number of features that greatly enhance the object oriented programming experience for C# developers. These new features enable you to declare and instantiate objects with a new syntax that is not only intuitive but also simple. In addition ...

• Get Started with New Oracle Database 11g Features Arup Nanda's "Oracle Database 11g: Top New Features for DBAs and Developers" HowTo series is nearing completion, with new installments on Resiliency, SecureFiles, SQL Operations, and mo ...

• Add sync edit features for method headers QC#: 57548 Version: 11.2 Status: New defect, requires tester review Resolution: Bug is a duplicate (must note dup bug #) Description: It would be very very very (...) useful to add some sync edit capabilites so that one could edit a method's declarati ...

• C# 3.0 New Language Features (Part 2) An article about the new language features of C# ...

• C# 3.0 New Language Features (Part 1) An article about the new language features of C# ...

• Introducing the LinFu, Part V: LinFu.DesignByContract2 ? Adding Transparent Design by Contract Featu... A library that adds transparent DbC support to any .NET language. No Eiffel.NET or Spec# requi ...

• ADO.NET 2.0 Features This article summarises the new and updated features of ADO.NET 2.0, which ships with .NET Framework ...