Chris May

Here is a page that shows how to create a base page that inherits the asp.net page class so that each page can automatically have the same functionality and layout.

Secure Querystrings is something that I have seen in practice, but I didn't know that it was built into the .NET Framework. Pretty cool.

Here is a good example for doing this.

Here is a pretty nice looking article on creating an open socket connection using HTTP with .NET.

MS has put out this little KB article about using VSS and ASP.NET.

For the most part I figured out all the stupid things about VSS and ASP.NET on my own... over a pain staking amount of time.

This is a KB article about securing web service calls over SSL.

I wouldn't expect this to be very hard, and because I havn't read it yet, this might be the case. :)

I really need to read this article to learn more about how flash MX 2004 does this...

I was really not impressed (disgusted) with how Flash MX does this kind of thing... or rather DOESN'T do this kind of thing.

Here is a pretty good white paper by a MSSQL MVP about using dynamic SQL in SPs.

Here it is...

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Here is an article that I would have loved to have read like a year ago.

Here is the article.

IIS6 HTML Compression seems to be either unimpressive or mis-configured (by myself).

This is some documentation that I am going to need to look at...

Here is an article that talks about the new Master and Content features of Whidbey.

nTierGen is another data access layer generator, but it generates a bunch of SPs as well as the DAL.

ORM.Net is a pretty cool looking tool that builds a framework for accessing data w/o SPs.

It might be bad in that you would have all this propritary code in your product, so if you wanted to move away from it later, you would have to rewrite a bunch of stuff.

Here.... thats all.

This is a company that sells a tournament bracket componet. Looks cool.

This is a review by motor trend of a group of radar detectors.

Here and here are 2 commerical components to enable HTTP compression. This is a little tutorial for doing it with IIS6, and this is a free (as in beer) control that someone wrote.