A Developer and her Netbook: Cheap .NET Coding
By Sara J. Chipps | Applications Article Published May 11, 2009
A .NET developer, armed a few bucks a whole bunch of research, builds an inexpensive mobile coding studio.
Tags: Windows, developer, desktop, .NET, netbook

.NET Debugging for Rookies
By Sara J. Chipps | Applications Article Published October 01, 2008
Sure, you get stuck. But these five steps will help you get back on track.
Tags: Oracle, server, developer, programming, .NET

Tip of the Trade: Assign Multiple Addresses to a Network Interface
By Carla Schroder | Networks Article Published June 18, 2008
Still using ifconfig and route commands? Today's network environments require functionality beyond their capabilities. Consider using the ip command, which is part of the iproute2 suite of TCP/IP networking utilities, and is trying to muscle in.
Tags: server, networking, IT, PHP, .NET

Review: Propel Personal Bandwidth Manager
By Joseph Moran | Applications Article Published March 28, 2008
Are you making the most of your Internet connection? Propel Personal Bandwidth Manager can show how you're using it and whether bandwidth is in short supply, but it does have its issues.
Tags: wireless, Google, Dell, search, Microsoft, Intel

The Inner Life of a .NET Developer
By James Maguire | IT Management Article Published March 27, 2008
Yes, Russell Ball is a successful .NET developer. But that doesn’t mean he’s unaware of the .NET community’s limitations.
Tags: Microsoft, developer, programming, .NET, MVC