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- Code Documentors. Describes how code
documentor utilities can be significant time saving tools when it comes to creating
technical documentation from application source code.
.NET Framework Programming tutorials
Programming tutorials for C#
The C# programming language was designed specifically for the .NET Framework. Its
syntax resembles Java.
- C# Enumerators tutorial. An introduction to the
use of enumerators, which are a more sophisticated alternative to using constants.
- Building a C# website search engine.
Shows how to build a standalone search engine for an ASP.NET website using the C#
programming language. 3rd party server-side software, Indexing Services or databases are
not required.
Programming tutorials for VB.NET
The VB.NET language is the successor to Visual Basic 6.0.
- Using the .NET Framework Queue class in
VB.NET. The Queue class is a collection in which items are added to the end of the
collection, and are removed from the start of the collection, much like a line for the
store checkout. This is often described as a first in, first out (FIFO) type of behaviour.
As such it is a useful object for use in a variety of scenarios.
Programming tutorials for ASP.NET
ASP.NET allows the .NET Framework to be used to create web applications. As such it is
a replacement for the older Active Server Pages (ASP) technology.
Programming tutorials for Active Server Pages (ASP)
Active Server Pages (ASP) is a web scripting environment used to create interactive web
applications. Although now superceded by ASP.NET, there are still many hundreds of
websites still using ASP.
- ASP Code Reviews. This article describes how
our ASP Documentation Tool product can assist with the code review process for ASP web
application source code.
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