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Assembly in .NET 2.0
In .NET 2.0, assemblies play a crucial role, containing code and metadata for applications. They support versioning, security, and deployment, with features like strong naming and the Global Assembly Cache (GAC), enabling efficient and secure software distribution.
Developing XP Style Applications
In this article, we will be Developing XP Style Applications that involve creating user interfaces with visual elements reminiscent of Windows XP's iconic design.
What does .NET really mean? – Understanding .NET
The .NET Platform and .NET-Aware Programming Languages, particularly C# are already making a turnaround in the way Applications are developed in the enterprise world.
Tools and Utilities in the .NET Framework
In this article I will explain about the tools and utilities in the .NET Framework.
Tools and Utilities in the .NET Framework
In this article I will explain about the tools and utilities in the .NET Framework.
.NET Framework and Web Services - Part 1
The .NET Framework is a new computing platform designed to simplify Windows application development in the highly distributed environment of the Internet. Common Language Runtime (CLR) is the Heart of the .NET Framework.
ManifestMaker: Creating your own Manifest
When switching over to .NET, I was annoyed at how difficult it was to use Windows XP themes in my applications, so I created this class to ease my life.
.NET Color ListBox
.Net ListBox control itself works fine, however as a base class for further derivation it is fundamentally flawed. The root of evil is in the Windows API ListBox. .Net ListBox is just a wrapper for this control.
