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DotNet Regular Expressions tools review

Here is a blog posting with a review of open source or freeware Regular Expressions tools to help you with your DotNet development. Rexmanthe's Regular Expression Tools Reviews

Posted to rexmanthe (Weblog) by rexmanthe on 08-27-2008
Scripting objects in SQL Server 2005: DROP it already

I had to create scripts for a couple of Stored Procedures today. SQL Server Management Studio provides that functionality: You can right-click on an object (Stored Procedure, Table, etc) and choose Script As and there you go. You can also right-click on the database and use the scripting...

Posted to Daniel's blog (Weblog) by DanielVanWyk on 08-08-2008
Sync Calendars

I have a PC at home running on Windows XP and with Outlook 2007, at work I run Windows 2003 and Outlook 2007, I also have an i-mate spjas running windows mobile 5. For some reason my work Outlook does not want to start in anything but safe mode and my ActiveSync does not want to work well at work...

Posted to Peter's Software House (Weblog) by Pieter on 07-08-2008
Indentification of concurrency issues

Nice article from MSDN Magazine on how to identify concurrency issues as well as some useful tools: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc546569.aspx

Posted to Riaan's Blog (Weblog) by riaan on 06-02-2008
Pex v0.5 Released

I've blogged about Pex before, wondering when M$ were going to release it to the rest of us (it was only available internally @ M$ ). Well they have finally released Pex , you can go and download it here . It only works in Visual Studio 2008 Professional or higher. It works on .NET 2.0, but also...

Posted to Peter's Software House (Weblog) by Pieter on 05-28-2008
StyleCop

Ahmed yesterday blogged about the new Microsoft Source Analysis Tool for C# . So I thought I'd have a look and try it out. So far, I am pretty impressed by it. And the fact that they are planning to automatically correct some of the rules will really help a lot. To test it I ran it on the Data Application...

Posted to Peter's Software House (Weblog) by Pieter on 05-27-2008
Listing BizTalk suspended filenames

One of the real limitations of BizTalk server (design issue) is the lack of details for when things go wrong - and lets face it there will always be things outside the control of the product, not even mentioning bugs in the product itself. For example, when dealing with plain files (flat files or xml...

Posted to Rudolf Henning (Weblog) by rudolf on 05-22-2008
SharePoint Capacity Planning Tool - Continued (Behind The Scenes)

Well don't think of what you're about to read as a let down, this is in fact a good point many of us were trying to make internally and externally (but some people just don't listen), if you've had a long and hard experience with SharePoint 2007 so far (even with similar ECM systems)...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 02-12-2008
SharePoint Capacity Planning Tool

SharePoint Capacity Planning Tool is out so go ahead and download it here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=93030 Why would you need this tool? Planning a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS) installation or a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS) installation for a large enterprise...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 02-07-2008
SharePoint Cross-site Configurator for those weary Admins

Yet another great tool and a great project from CodePlex. This becomes very useful when SharePoint sites are many but Admins are few and time is of the essence. Here's the summary of features: The tool automates the process of deploying the MOSS site settings in all or selected sites in a server...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 01-31-2008

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