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Current Entries

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22 May 2005William L. Bain
ScaleOut StateServer boosts server farm performance and offloads database servers by hosting ASP.NET session-state and other workload data directly on the farm using distributed, in-memory storage.
24 May 2005Laurence Moroney
We all know and love the Visual Studio .NET® IDE, but did you know that you can use it to build server applications that run on Linux®? Discover how with Visual MainWin® for J2EE™ from Mainsoft.
9 Sep 2005SoftWidgets
In just a few minutes, predefined templates, containing formatted sheets and charts, can be generated from any database using simple SQL statements, macros and/or custom C# or VB.NET snap-ins. Generated files can be distributed to a file server or as an email attachment. Usually, no coding is needed
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28 Jun 2005Daniel Cazzulino [XML MVP]
An in-depth exploration of the features and the power of .NET Component Model architecture, its integration with the IDE at design-time and the possiblities it opens through extensions at run-time.
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2 May 2005Uwe Keim
An article demonstrating how to receive events from a late-bound COM server using Microsoft Word as an example COM server.
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24 Jun 2005Lowell Heddings
A direct port of the Code Project Search Bar, but for Firefox instead of IE.
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26 Apr 2006P.Adityanand
A fully managed .NET implementation of Win32 IOCP's waitable event queuing mechanism.
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3 Aug 2006S. Senthil Kumar
Why and when to use Control.BeginInvoke()?
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9 Aug 2005Nicholas Butler
Move your window buttons into your preferred order. WinXP or later only.
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12 May 2005Alexander Kent
A simple key logging implementation using Visual C# .NET.
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19 May 2005pseudonym67
A Draughts Game that learns
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29 Sep 2005Patrik Bohman
A flexible toolbar very much like the toolbar in FireFox Options dialog.
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6 Jun 2005Frank McCown
This article illustrates how .NET remoting is used in a GUI environment. It illustrates how a server can reflect what is happening to a remote object that it controls. The use of synchronous and asynchronous calls is also examined along with code design improvements.
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25 May 2005Nicholas Butler
The only progress bar you will ever need
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5 May 2006brian dunnington
Provides ComboBox functionality for your ASP.NET web pages, just like the ComboBox so common in WinForms. Now with auto-fill support as well.
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9 May 2005Dor Alon
An article on developing hook based key loggers and hook safe software.
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10 May 2005rocky_pulley
A Code 39 barcode control with printing and saving support.
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5 May 2005Michael Groeger
Visual Studio .NET already brings us a lot of wizards, to help us create skeleton classes and projects. Developers can extend these templates and even change the existing ones.
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1 Jul 2005oshah
In the third part of this series, we will take a tour of the new access control classes coming in .NET v2.0.
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27 May 2005Marc Brooks
Simple C# code to convert an ADO.NET (System.Data) DataTable to an ADODB Recordset.
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7 May 2005Beau Skinner
Automatic build version awareness, incrementing, and archiving.
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31 May 2005kubben
Using MSI or a strong name to store .NET apps on a network server (Part 1).
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10 Jun 2005Tom Ollar, Jim Bennett
Design concept for a new Visual Studio UI.
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13 Jul 2005Uri Guy
This article describes the code of a RichTextBox that knows how to highlight parts of the text and provide auto-completion.
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3 May 2005Marc Clifton
Declarative programming of Property Events
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13 May 2005Anand Santhanam
In this article, I would like to demonstrate how we can leverage the SQL Reporting Services feature on to a Microsoft Access database, using the Visual Studio .NET as IDE.
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12 Jun 2005Andrey Shchurov
With SqlWrapper, you can easily create your DAL classes writing the most minimum amount of code.
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30 Mar 2010Nicholas Butler
A couple of classes to make checking the host OS version easy and error-free
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17 May 2005Javier Lozano
This article shows you how to use async handlers along with XMLHTTP to process long executing tasks in ASP.NET.
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8 May 2005Norbert Eder
This article shows how to compile code during runtime.
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16 Jun 2005Mark Belles, Gabe Wishnie
Tool for creating multiple web site definitions under Windows XP.
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15 May 2005Klaus Salchner (Canada)
Microsoft Indexing Server is a powerful indexing and search engine for your web or file search. This article explains how to set up Indexing Server and how to search its index from within your application.
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6 May 2005Scott McMaster
This article presents a set data structure, the RangeSet. By storing ranges of included integers rather than the integers themselves, the RangeSet can dramatically reduce the memory overhead required by large sets.
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31 May 2005Thomas Kurek
With only two lines of code (no joking) keep your session alive as long as the user stays on your site.
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26 May 2005Gaurang Desai
This tutorial will show you how to disassamble a batch of multiple records to individual records.
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23 May 2005Ameen AboDabash
Vertical/horizontal Marquee Web Custom Control consuming SQL Server DB/XML, with great design time attributes.
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8 May 2005James Brannan
A simple method for solving expressions using binary trees, as well as converting between notations.
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5 May 2005Syed Adnan Ahmed
If you develop web applications with Microsoft® ASP.NET and have the need to secure your site from unauthorized access, you have surely investigated the various authentication and authorization techniques that ASP.NET 1.x enables. This article discusses how to use Microsoft Active Directory Services
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1 Jul 2005subdigital
Apply a String.Format pattern to control building of separate HTML from private controls.
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1 Jun 2005Jay Kulaindevelu
An article on multiple column dropdownlists for the ASP.NET DataGrid.
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1 May 2005Vahe Karamian
This code will demonstrate how to automate and get content from a MS Excel document.
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26 May 2005Sean McLeod
Transparent video overlay over the Windows desktop.
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16 May 2005Steef D.
A listview with support for Databinding, Sorting & Autofit and upon rebinding data reselection of a previous selected item
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19 May 2005gtamir
Explicitly initializing variables to default values might be reducing your performance.
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9 May 2005Paul Brower
A line and container box control that support gradients
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23 Jan 2006Maharishi Bhatia
Converter for Microsoft Project 2002 XML file to TODOLIST XML file.
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8 May 2005Dr Herbie
The effects of string handling on performace.
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4 May 2005YoniP
The formula for DST in Israel is unique and based on the Jewish calendar. This function knows how to calculate this formula.

Current Participants

Those with articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

Kentdome LLC
United States United States
Biography in progress Wink | ;-)
Team Leader
United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Web Developer
India India
Anand is working on .Net technologies for a reputed IT company in India.
Web Developer
Australia Australia
I am MCSD in .Net and VB6 and have a Bachelor degree in Computer Science. During my 8+ years of experience as a Software Developer I dealt with GUI, server side and database development. I live in Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Web Developer
United States United States
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Software Developer (Senior)
United States United States
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Web Developer
United States United States
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Software Developer (Senior)
Argentina Argentina
Software Developer (Senior) Dor Software
Israel Israel
Freelance Software Developer

http://dorsoft.net
Team Leader
United Kingdom United Kingdom
After ten years studying biology and evolution, I threw it all away and became a fully paid up professional programmer. Since 1990 I have done C/C++ Windows 3.1 API, Pascal, Win32, MFC, OOP, C#, etc, etc.

PS. In the picture, I'm the one in blue. On the right.
Harding University
United States United States
Frank McCown is an assistant professor of Computer Science at Harding University (Searcy, Arkansas, USA). His research interests include web crawling, search engines, digital preservation, and web archiving.
Web Developer
United States United States
Hello, I have been a professional hairpuller aka programmer for a large company during the last nine years. The acquiring company is closing down the california office so I'll be out of work at the end of June at the latest. I program in a variety of laguages, C#, C++, C, Visual Basic, SQl Server among others. I live north of Sacramento in Paradise CA. I've been programming since the early 1980 and people accuse me of going bald. I'm not going bald, my hair is just migrating south and into my ears.

I am a firm believer that the most widely used programming language is #$@$@$%#$%^ but folks tend to object to the unusual synatax where each word has a colorful meaning and sentences are limited to three words max, while the punching bag flys back and forth so fast it heats up from friction like a meteorite through the air.

In short, I'm nuts, but I'm good at what I do.

Programming is like beating my head against a brick wall, it hurts so bad I can't stand it, but when I stop beating my head against the wall (Solve the problem), it feels so good I gotta do it again!
Architect
United States United States
Currently he is working as Senior Soft. Engineer at Cognizant Technology Solution.He is involved in various project activities like System Architecture, Design, and Development. He is fond of conduction training for various technologies. He has have worked on various language and platforms. He is Microsoft and Oracle Certified professional. He is spending quantity and quality time in .Net world. He had also spoiled his hand with java, too.
If work is not demanding, he spends good time with his wife, Purvi.He
blogs
at WebDevs.com.
Web Developer
United States United States
Giora Tamir has been Architecting, Designing and Developing software and hardware solutions for over 15 years. As an IEEE Senior member and a talented developer, Giora blends software development, knowledge of protocols, extensive understanding of hardware and profound knowledge of both Unix and Windows based systems to provide a complete solution for both defense and commercial applications. Giora, also known as G.T., now holds the position of Principal Engineer for ProfitLine, Inc. architecting the next generation of .NET applications based on a Service-Oriented-Architecture.

Gioras areas of interest include distributed applications, networking and cryptography in addition to Unix internals and embedded programming.

Founded in 1992, ProfitLine manages hundreds of millions of dollars in annual telecom spend for its prestigious Fortune 1000 client base, such as Merrill Lynch, Charming Shoppes, Macromedia, CNA Financial Corporation, and Constellation Energy Group. ProfitLine's outsourced solution streamlines telecom administrative functions by combining a best practices approach with intelligent technology. For more information about ProfitLine, call 858.452.6800 or e-mail <a href=mailto:sales@profitline.com>sales@profitline.com.
Web Developer
United States United States
James Brannan is a 16 year old programmer attending high school in Lake Saint Louis, Missouri. He enjoys writing code in Perl, C++, and .NET in his free time, but also enjoys the finer things in life -- sleeping and eating! His homepage is at http://www.binary-craft.com and http://www.domainjames.com
Web Developer
United States United States
Javier is a consultant specializing in ASP.NET, system architecture, and training. He's also a MCSD .NET and a co-founder of the Iowa DotNET Users Group. Recently, Javier was awarded the Visual Developer ASP.NET MVP award from Microsoft.

On his blog you can find posts on ASP.NET, architecture, design patterns, XML and just recently, Indigo. Javier enjoys giving back to the community by speaking at user groups, local/regional .NET events, being active in forums and by writing articles for Code Project.

In his spare time, Javier enjoys spending time with his wife, newborn son, two golden retrievers and writing about himself in third person.

Click here to read Javier's blog.
Web Developer
United States United States
I'm a .Net Programmer/Web Developer, mostly working on ASP.Net C# and VB.Net,Oracle,SQL server 2000.
Chief Technology Officer
Canada Canada
Experienced technology leader who is passionate about building cloud and enterprise based products. Building an innovative and modern cloud product is a people business which requires to assemble a team of passionate and continuously improving technologists, establishing a vision and framework to buy into, and then let your team execute and drive that product vision. Ship frequently, build a strong feedback loop with your customers and partners and continuously iterate till you get it right.

I am a seasoned executive which has more then twenty-five years of experience running product development organizations around the globe. Has managed multimillion dollar budgets, experience with outsourcing and off-shoring in India and Vietnam for more than ten years, and experience in the Microsoft and Java/J2EE platform. Managed many initiatives across organizational boundaries and has often been called upon by the CEO, COO or SVP to manage teams, projects or systems from crisis to success. Proven track record to deliver world class enterprise software deployed behind the firewall and in the Cloud by large customers like IBM, HP, US Navy, US Army, Department of Defence, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and many more. Delivered software translated into more than thirty languages, deployed by more than 50% of the Fortune 100 companies and used by more than twenty million users in more than 1300 companies. Has run multiple Cloud operations with uptime SLA’s of four nines. Delivered numerous innovations which resulted in millions of dollar revenue and has been featured in several case studies by Microsoft. Active contributor in the online technical community.

You can read more about the four Product leadership experiences which I have demonstrated over my career and which I deeply care about at my LinkedIn profile
Software Developer (Senior)
United States United States
I started my programmer career over 26 years ago doing COBOL and SAS on a MVS mainframe. It didn't take long for me to move into windows programming. I started my windows programming in Delphi (Pascal) with a Microsoft SQL server back end. I started working with vb.net when the beta 2 came out in 2001. After spending most of my programming life as a windows programmer I started to check out asp.net in 2004. I achieved my MCSD.net in April 2005. I have done a lot of MS SQL database stuff. I have a lot of experience with Window Service and Web services as well. I spent three years as a consultant programing in C#. I really enjoyed it and found the switch between vb.net and C# to be mostly syntax. In my current position I am programming in C# working on WPF and MSSql database stuff. Lately I have been using VS2019.

On a personal note I am a born again Christian, if anyone has any questions about what it means to have a right relationship with God or if you have questions about who Jesus Christ is, send me an e-mail. ben.kubicek[at]netzero[dot]com You need to replace the [at] with @ and [dot] with . for the email to work. My relationship with God gives purpose and meaning to my life.
Belgium Belgium
Laurence Moroney is the Director of Product Evangelism for Mainsoft. He joined Mainsoft from Reuters, where he was a Senior Architect in their CTO Office, specializing in Enterprise Architecture and Web Services Interoperability. Laurence has also worked extensively in the financial services and security fields. He is the author of several computer books, including ‘Expert Web Services Security in the .NET Platform’ and ‘ASP.NET 1.1 with VB.NET’ as well as several dozen technology articles.

You can find his blog at: philotic.com/blog
Web Developer
United States United States
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Program Manager Capgemini
United States United States
I have been working in software industry for the past 11 years, though i am trained to be a pharmacist. Enjoy working on complex and new technologies. Also cleared my SCJP and MCP certification examinations.
Web Developer
United States United States
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Architect Interacx
United States United States
Blog: https://marcclifton.wordpress.com/
Home Page: http://www.marcclifton.com
Research: http://www.higherorderprogramming.com/
GitHub: https://github.com/cliftonm

All my life I have been passionate about architecture / software design, as this is the cornerstone to a maintainable and extensible application. As such, I have enjoyed exploring some crazy ideas and discovering that they are not so crazy after all. I also love writing about my ideas and seeing the community response. As a consultant, I've enjoyed working in a wide range of industries such as aerospace, boatyard management, remote sensing, emergency services / data management, and casino operations. I've done a variety of pro-bono work non-profit organizations related to nature conservancy, drug recovery and women's health.
Software Developer (Senior)
United States United States
Senior Application Developer specializing in Windows desktop and network development.

Professional Experience
- B.S. of Computer Science (Graduated 2001 - PSU)
- Senior Application Developer (8+ yrs)
- Microsoft Certified Professional

Primary Interests
- C#, C++, HTML, Javascript
- XML, ASP.NET, Web Services, SOAP, UDDI
- Socket programming and anything network related
- Reflection, Serialization, and Plugin Frameworks
- Owner-drawn controls and GDI+ goodness
Web Developer Groeger Consulting
Germany Germany
Michael Groeger started .NET early 2001 when it was revealed at the Technical Summit in Neuss, Germany. Before that he was developing mostly using Visual C++ 6 on Windows Platforms or with vi/gc++ on several Unix derivates.

Since 2004 Michael Groeger settled off as freelancer and is focused on projects in the financial and insurance sector.
United Kingdom United Kingdom
I discovered C# and .NET 1.0 Beta 1 in late 2000 and loved them immediately.
I have been writing software professionally in C# ever since

In real life, I have spent 3 years travelling abroad,
I have held a UK Private Pilots Licence for 20 years,
and I am a PADI Divemaster.

I now live near idyllic Bournemouth in England.

I can work 'virtually' anywhere!
Team Leader
Austria Austria
Norbert Eder currently works as a .NET software architect at UPPER Network. He writes books and articles about WPF, Silverlight and Windows Phone 7.

For further information see his website or his project site
Web Developer
United States United States
Mr. Shah is a reclusive C++/C# developer lurking somewhere in the depths of the city of London. He learnt physics at Kings' College London and obtained a Master in Science there. Having earned an MCAD, he teeters on the brink of transitioning from C++ to C#, unsure of which language to jump to. Fortunately, he also knows how to use .NET interop to merge code between the two languages (which means he won't have to make the choice anytime soon).

His interests (apart from programming) are walking, football (the real one!), philosophy, history, retro-gaming, strategy gaming, and any good game in general.

He maintains a website / blog / FAQ / junk at shexec32.serveftp.net, where he places the best answers he's written to the questions you've asked. If you can find him, maybe you can hire Mr. Shah to help you with anything C++[/CLI]/C#/.NET related Smile | :) .
Architect
India India
Software Professional with 14+ Years of experience in design & development of server products using Microsoft Technologies.

Woked/Working on server side product development using Managed C++ & C#, including Thread pools, Asynchronous Procedure Calls (APC), Inter Process Communication (IPC) using named pipes, Lock Free data structures in C++ & .Net, etc.
Web Developer
Sweden Sweden
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Choice Genetics US
United States United States
Seasoned IT Professional. Currently the IT Director for Choice Genetics, and also the world-wide manager for IT Projects related to R&D for Groupe Grimaud (our parent company).

I've spent about half my career as a contractor. I've lived all over the place, but currently reside near St. Louis, Missouri. Moved out here from Roseville, California in Feb-2005. No regrets yet.

Over the recent years I've written software for:
- Disposing of radioactive and toxic waste.
- Disposing of surplus inventory during the Decommission of McClellan Air Force Base.
- Facilitating genetic improvement for Swine Breeding.
- Managing children placed in State custody.
- Dealing with commercial trucking delivery schedules.
- Tracking high resolution images from archeological digs.
- Project Management for the roofing industry.
- Processing engines for credit card transactions.
United Kingdom United Kingdom
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
Web Developer
United States United States
I live in the Nothern Virginia/Washington D.C. area. I have been working in the software industry since 1995. My skills are primarily in C++ and Java on Windows and Unix platforms but I also work with C# and some other programming languages (even PL/I and COBOL when necessary!).

Check out my software web site: http://www.dreamsyssoft.com
Software Developer Atmel R&D India Pvt. Ltd.
India India
I'm a 27 yrs old developer working with Atmel R&D India Pvt. Ltd., Chennai. I'm currently working in C# and C++, but I've done some Java programming as well. I was a Microsoft MVP in Visual C# from 2007 to 2009.

You can read My Blog here. I've also done some open source software - please visit my website to know more.
Web Developer
United States United States
I have over 10 years of full-lifecycle software development experience on a variety of large projects. I have a B.S. in Math from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a Masters in Software Engineering from Seattle University, and a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Maryland. I specialize in building and installing tools, frameworks, and processes that improve developer productivity and product quality. I am currently based in the Seattle area.
Web Developer
South Africa South Africa
Software developer.
United States United States
SoftWidgets is a Connecticut based supplier of high-end software and design services for the Enterprise Application Integration and Business Intelligence markets. SoftWidgets innovative utilities are designed to tackle the most demanding back-office mission-critical tasks without the complexity and cost associated with the big vendors.
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Software Developer (Senior) Merkator
Netherlands Netherlands
Busy with Intergraph G/Technology-GIS
Web Developer
United States United States
Ben Scheirman is a professional web developer providing enterprise level ASP.NET solutions.

He started programming in QBASIC in 1993, learning from examples downloaded online. He migrated to Pascal in 1996, C/C++ ruled his spare time during the late 90's, and for the past 2 years he has been developing using C# & VB.NET.

He enjoys programming in his spare time, especially toying around with Managed DirectX.

Read his blog here
Architect Version 1
Ireland Ireland
Adnan Ahmed is SharePoint Architect in Version 1(http://www.version1.com), the IT Consulting Company in Ireland and has involved with many large enterprises to help them realise real benefits of SharePoint 2007|2010.

SharePoint Architect | Blogger | IT Evangelist | MCPD SharePoint 2010 Developer| MCITP SharePoint Administrator 2010

Email: adnan.ahmed@live.ie
Owner: http://www.mossgurus.com
http://www.sp-blogs.com
Linked In Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/syedadnanahmed

My Blogs:
http://www.sp-blogs.com/blogs/adnan
Web Developer
United States United States
Broad engineering background, Virginia Tech Alum. Attracted to .NET by the sheer power of the framework and elegance of c#. Work includes analytical system to calculate joint torque during balance recovery to recommend physical therapy routines and correct bad biomechanics (preventative medicine). Assimilated force plate and 3D kinematic data for modeling. First and sole developer ever to fully automate corporate housing quotes, which I built into a larger engine that serves the company's entire enterprise.

Experience with applications architecture, DB design and UML 2.0. Experience with a broad range of applied mathematics, FEM software coding, solid and fluid mechanics. Great knowledge of healthcare and physiology with degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Materials Engineering Theory (Engineering Science and Mechanics) and concentration in biomechanics.

Currently expanding my corporate housing business engine by day. By night I am expanding my software engineering design and construction knowledge, staying in touch with the direction of healthcare management systems, and moving music business technology forward. Microsoft is now working on blowing iTunes out of the water, but my business is making an even bigger revolution that is far beyond just music retail. It strikes at the heart of the music industry's issues, and perhaps we will consider partnering with Microsoft to feed their music retail goals while they feed our music licensing, publishing, and digital decentralization of distribution.

I am the Enterprise Architect at my company and maintain a small but powerful and effective team. I have personally customized CxOne from construx (www.construx.com) for this team. Long live Steve McConnell.
CEO Sagerion, LLC
United States United States
I read About Face by Alan Cooper in 1995 and immediately recognized it as a founding document for the future of software. I also recognized we had a long, long way to go - and yes, even with the advent of iOS, we are still not there yet.

At my company, Sagerion (say-jair-ee-on), we can take a look at your planned or existing software and suggest ways of making it better - lots better. We can develop down-to-the-pixel blueprints showing exactly what our suggestions mean. We can help manage on-going development to make sure the top-notch user-experience we've suggested really does get built. Now, honestly, how often have you ever seen all those things happen?

You may or may not already have great development going on - but what does that matter if you don't have great design driving it?

Feel free to contact me at tom@sagerion.com, I would love to hear about your next ground-breaking project.
Web Developer
Israel Israel
Hey.
I've been programming since I first understood english at age 10, starting with QBASIC.
I've been developing production C# applications since .Net's first beta, and I enjoy every second of it, as I enjoy sailing, kitesurfing, and playing guitar.
Chief Technology Officer Zeta Software GmbH
Germany Germany
Uwe does programming since 1989 with experiences in Assembler, C++, MFC and lots of web- and database stuff and now uses ASP.NET and C# extensively, too. He has also teached programming to students at the local university.

➡️ Give me a tip 🙂

In his free time, he does climbing, running and mountain biking. In 2012 he became a father of a cute boy and in 2014 of an awesome girl.

Some cool, free software from us:

Windows 10 Ereignisanzeige  
German Developer Community  
Free Test Management Software - Intuitive, competitive, Test Plans.  
Homepage erstellen - Intuitive, very easy to use.  
Offline-Homepage-Baukasten
Software Developer Noorcon Inc.
United States United States
Published Books:

Introduction to Game Programing: Using C# and Unity 3D designed and developed to help individuals that are interested in the field of computer science and game programming. It is intended to illustrate the concepts and fundamentals of computer programming. It uses the design and development of simple games to illustrate and apply the concepts.

Book Preview:
Preview all chapters

Available from:
Amazon.com
Barnes and Noble Book Store
Amazon Kindle (eBook)
iTunes - iBook (eBook)

Vahé Karamian
www.noorcon.com
www.facebook.com/NoorconInc
Web Developer
United States United States
ScaleOut Software develops software products that provide scalable, highly available distributed caching for server farms. It has offices in Bellevue Washington and Beaverton, Oregon. The company was founded by Dr. William L. Bain, whose previous company, Valence Research, developed and distributed Web load-balancing software that was acquired by Microsoft Corporation and is now called Network Load Balancing within the Windows Server operating system.
Software Developer (Senior)
Israel Israel
This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.
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