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2 Aug 2006
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Evans Data survey on development tools and technologies for wireless application development
Evans Data, a software development market research firm, has started a new survey on development tools and technologies for wireless application development. We invite you to take part in the survey.
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David Intersimone
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Article
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10 Feb 2006
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Cooking in the labs: Easy Compact Framework connectivity from Borland Developer Studio
Here's a sneak peak of new technology for Compact Framework development to show we are still focused on getting work done
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John Kaster
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25 Mar 2005
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Using a .NET Assembly via COM by Jim McKeeth
Using .NET Assemblies as COM objects in Win32 programs is simple, once you are familiar with the necessary hoops. This article outlines the steps necessary and provides a few tips to improve your experience.
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Jim McKeeth
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Contributed Article
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14 Feb 2005
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Getting Started with C# and the Compact Framework by Marc Rohloff
This article will show you the steps to edit, compile and test applications for the .NET Compact Framework using Borland Delphi 2005 and C# and explain what you can and cannot do.
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Marc Rohloff
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Contributed Article
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4 Aug 2004
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Borland Developer News - .NET Edition, August 2004
Your source for Delphi and C# related news. Covering mostly .NET, but some Win32 development as well.
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Troy Kitch
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1 Jun 2004
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.NET tip: Getting the Users Home, Temp or My Documents Directory by Charlie Calvert
It was not immediately obvious to me how to retrieve commonly used directories when using .NET. The examples in this article outline how these simple tasks are performed.
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Charlie Calvert
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Contributed Article
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18 Apr 2004
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WinForms: How to Use Mono to Get Microsoft .NET GUI Based Applications Running on Linux by Charlie Calvert
This article describes the simple steps necessary to use Mono to get Windows.Forms application running on Linux or Windows.
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Charlie Calvert
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Contributed Article
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12 Apr 2004
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.NET USERGROUP in the Bay Area!
Join us every 3rd Wednesday of every month to learn about .NET technologies in Santa Clara, CA starting April 21st. Register today for FREE!
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Lino Tadros
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Contributed Article
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12 Apr 2004
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Installing Mono: Running .NET on Linux and Windows by Charlie Calvert
This article present a basic description of how to install Mono on Linux or Windows, and how to get a simple CSharp program up and running on both platforms. The steps described here are current as of April 2004.
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Charlie Calvert
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Contributed Article
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12 Apr 2004
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Running CodeBehind ASP.NET CSharp Projects on Mono by Charlie Calvert
This article explains how to take a default ASP.NET CodeBehind project of the type created in Visual Studio.net and run it under Mono on Linux or Windows.
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Charlie Calvert
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Contributed Article
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27 Jan 2004
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Borland Data Provider (BDP) for the Microsoft.NET Framework
High-performance enterprise database development for ADO.NET
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John Kaster
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White Paper
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23 Dec 2003
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Comparing and contrasting C#Builder and Delphi forms by Clay Shannon
Wherein the difference between Delphi forms and C#Builder forms are discussed, along with comparisons of some of their corresponding properties, methods, and events.
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Clay Shannon
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Contributed Article
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17 Aug 2003
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Installing .NET Components into C#Builder using ToolsAPI - by Alain "Lino" Tadros
This article will explain the preferred method of installing .NET components into the C#Builder IDE using the Open Tools API.
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Lino Tadros
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Contributed Article
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28 Jul 2003
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Business Objects for .NET Remoting using C#Builder - by Lino Tadros
This article will discuss the 3 different ways of architecting Business Objects for .NET Remoting systems without having to deploy any of its code to its client applications.
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Lino Tadros
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Contributed Article
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11 Jul 2003
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Keyboard event handling in .NET applications by Alfred Mirzagitov
This article shows several different techniques for handling .NET keyboard events in an application
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Alfred Mirzagitov
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Contributed Article
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