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Implementing IHierarchy Support Into Your Custom Collections

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Brief walk-through on decorating your custom collections with the IHierarchy family of interfaces to support databinding.

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Scott Piegdon works full time as a Director of Quality Control for a software development company specializing Credit Union Member Services. He has experience as a Vice President of Information Technologies for a hosted ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) company. He also runs a Web Design Services company (http://www.simplifyitwebdesign.com). He has a beautiful and wonderful wife, and two fantastic children. He loves to develop applications that others find not only easy to use and pleasing to the eye, but also provide un-surpassing functionality. He has been developing websites for over 12 years, and programming professionally for 9 of them. He has worked with dozens of database, scripting, procedural and compiled languages over the years, most recently specializing in Microsoft.Net C# 2.0 with ASP.Net backed by SQL Server 2005.

"Hopefully I can pass along some of the insight and knowledge I have acquired over the years to those curious enough to read it." - Scott Piegdon

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