RSS history of Microsoft Development Center (8)

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Title: coding4fun: Start game development
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Read the first article in the Getting Started series on game programming with Microsoft. NET Framework and hosted DirectX. 0.
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Title: Microsoft. NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 (Beta) Compatibility
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article will discuss application compatibility solutions and provide best practices and suggestions for each stage.
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Title: compatibility test plan
Time: 11:00:00 |
Overview: This article provides an overview of best practices for testing compatibility between hosted applications or components and the latest runtime version.
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Title: New features for developers in Windows Mobile 5.0
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: learn about the new features in Windows Mobile 5.0 from the developer's point of view.
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Title: Walkthrough: create a threat model for a Web application
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This walkthrough shows you how the development team puts Threat modeling into practice. It describes how development teams create threat models for Internet-oriented web applications in the early stages of application design. The drill describes what the team learned during the modeling process and highlights some of the first obstacles they encountered and how to overcome them.
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Title: Template: Web application threat model
Time: 11:00:00 |
Overview: This document provides a template to show you the data types collected as part of a threat modeling activity and the completion criteria for each step in the activity.
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Title: Template example: Web application threat model
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article provides an example of a threat model template to show you the data types to be collected.
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Title: memo form: Web Application Security Framework
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: this memo Sheet helps you create threat models for Web applications. Web Application Security Framework uses categories to organize common security vulnerabilities. When checking application design, if you use these categories to create a threat model, you can systematically display threats and vulnerabilities that are specific to the application architecture.
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Title: How to: create a threat model for a Web application during design
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This "how to" article describes a method for creating a threat model for Web applications.
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Title: Threat modeling Web Applications
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: this Guide provides the patterns & Practices method to create threat models for Web applications. Threat modeling is an engineering technology that you can use to help identify threats, attacks, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures that affect your applications. You can use threat modeling to design applications, achieve your company's security goals, and reduce risks.
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Title: Web application Threat modeling Overview
Time: 11:00:00 |
Overview: This article briefly introduces the main input and output steps and steps for creating a threat model for Web applications.
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Title: No-Cookie ASP. NET
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Dino explores the advantages and disadvantages of cookieless sessions and discusses why valuable information should not be stored in the session state.
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Title: Where is my icon?
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article describes how to make the Microsoft Visual studio2005 integrated development environment (IDE) much better than its predecessor to improve and add new features.
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Title: SQL Server Local Web Service Usage plan
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Get a detailed discussion about how to set up SQL Server for Web service access in a heterogeneous environment, and learn more about the main solutions of Web Services in SQL Server.
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Title: detects and solves latency and blocking I/O problems in SQL Server 2000 SP 4
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Special columnist Robert Dorr explores how reporting tools in SQL Server 2000 Service Pack 4 significantly reduce the time spent identifying and identifying the root cause of latency and blocking I/O operations.
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Title: New Exploration of the safeint class
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: David lebalanc re-explores the safeint class and discusses related updates since his previous article on this topic was published.
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Title: monitoring. Net Applications with Microsoft Operations Manager 2005
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Learn about Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 architecture and create custom management packages for. Net-based applications.
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Title: Host-Based Web service integration using sli
Time: 11:00:00 |
Overview: This article shows how to use SLI (screen logic Integration) to publish Web services from host-based (mainframe) applications.
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Title: Fun DVR-MS
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Discusses the format of DVR-MS files generated by Windows XP Media Center 2005, describes DirectShow and shows how to use the latter to process the former.
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Title: Windows XP embedded-based devices
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: this white paper explains the changes made to the update process of the maintenance device (using Windows XP embedded with Service Pack 2) and provides an overview of the maintenance mechanism that can be used to deploy updates.
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Title: Windows event binding
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: VFP 9 extends the bindevent () function to call our own code when Windows passes certain messages to the VFP window.
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Title: Orm implementation in grove --. net
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Orm, that is, object link ing. The essence of it is to express the business data in the relational data in the form of objects, and organize these objects through object-oriented methods, to achieve the process of system business logic.
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Title: benchmark for transaction Engine Design
Time: 11:00:00 |
Summary: most users regard performance as one of the most important and even critical factors for evaluating whether a system is suitable for specific purposes. This article describes a benchmark test exercise at Microsoft isV laboratories (isV labs) in redimon, WA.
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Title: how to develop an application that can identify the direction and DPI for the Pocket PC
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This exercise aims to show you how to convert existing applications into applications that can recognize horizontal and screen resolutions. It takes about one and a half hours to complete the exercise.
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Title: Integration of classic and modern: Integrating the rad. NET Framework in MFC
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: MFC is not aging. If you have a deep understanding of MFC, you will find that MFC can compete with C # and VB. NET.
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Title: Using profiler to optimize the SQL Server database system
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article describes how to use the read80trace tool in combination with custom stored procedures to outline and analyze the trace files captured by Profiler, and finally get an exciting data analysis report.
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Title: refactor! -- Reconstruction of Visual Basic 2005
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Through refactoring, programmers can eliminate the "bad taste" and hidden dangers in the code without changing the program functions, making the code more readable and scalable.
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Title: translation notes of Objective C #
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: I recently translated Mr. Bill wner's book "negative C #" because I have written negative effects earlier.. net, so I have a lot of thoughts on many terms in the book.
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Title: Top 10 points of Web Service interoperability Development
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: The "Top Ten" key points for Web Service interoperability. Some of the key points are based on the findings of Testing Results running on Microsoft, and others are useful for development projects.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: software project management
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article describes the available software project management tools in Visual Studio 2005 team system.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: better software through better testing
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article studies software testing tools integrated into Visual Studio 2005 team system.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: Microsoft Solutions framework
Time: 11:00:00 |
Description: MSF is an integrated process guidance system. It includes both flexible and formal methods and provides a framework for implementing custom solutions for various projects.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: build robust and reliable software
Time: 11:00:00 |
Description: describes the code analysis and performance tools provided by Visual Studio 2005 team system.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: enterprise-level source code management and work item tracking
Time: 11:00:00 |
Overview: This article describes the integrated change management components used in Visual Studio 2005 team system for enterprise-level source code management, work item management, and reporting.
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Title: Visual Studio 2005 team system: design a distributed system for deployment
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article describes the software design tools used in Visual Studio 2005 team system to build distributed applications.
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Title: "aveon" Animation: storyboard Introduction
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: XAML enables us to use tags to describe the screen of an application interface, and then use a mechanism called storyboards to transform these pictures into animations.
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Title: Use infopath to generate a fixml message
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: discover information about Microsoft Office applications, servers, and technologies. Use Microsoft Office infopath to create a reference implementation for fixml messages, and analyze the problems that occur when the existing message processing protocol is converted to XML using the W3C XML Schema Specification.
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Title: do not be surprised with Visual Studio
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This is the first part of the Visual Basic newbie series written by Betsy Aoki edited by msdn. It helps novice programmers and "Visual Basic beginners" to familiarize themselves with the concepts and environments provided by Visual Studio. NET.
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Title: introducing SOA to office application Desktop
Time: 11:00:00 |
Summary: Today's companies want to use SOA as a way to publish their applications and data for users. Currently, it is very easy to build solutions on these services using existing development tools. By using standards such as soap or WSDL, different vendors can provide tools for public and development on these services. However, after the enterprise develops some solutions, the problem is exposed. This article focuses on some of the most common problems.
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Title: intelligent tagging for developers
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: provides a brief introduction to smart tags. Including what they are? What are the meanings of all these different terms? What do they do? In this article, I will learn more about this knowledge.
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Title: use Microsoft. NET Compact Framework 1.0 to debug custom controls during design
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: use Microsoft. NET Compact Framework 1.0 to debug custom controls during design
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Title: Introduction to the Logical Data Center designer-Part 2
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: You can create a simple data center model to understand the logic data center designer in actual operations.
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Title: Logical Data Center designer overview-Part 1
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Learn how this team lead ect designer helps you build and deploy data centers more easily by modeling all the operational aspects of the data center.
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Title: SQL server integration services: Lessons Learned from project real
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Some Lessons learned from completing data extraction, conversion, and loading (ETL) in the first phase of Project real.
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Title: create XML ing in Excel 2003
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: browse XML tasks in Microsoft Office Excel 2003 to learn more about the new XML functions in Office 2003 editions.
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Title: Visual Studio team System Single Server Deployment Guide
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: The team Foundation Installation Guide is a comprehensive guide, including single server, dual server, and multi-client topology. Use this installation guide to install and configure team Foundation.
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Title: conversion guide: migrate a program from managed extension C ++ to C ++/CLI
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: C ++/CLI represents a dynamic programming paradigm extension for the ISO-C ++ standard language. This article lists the functions of the V1 language and their corresponding functions (if any) in the V2 language, and points out the structures that do not have the corresponding functions.
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Title: C # Generic Introduction
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: This article discusses the problem space of generic processing, their implementation methods, the benefits of this programming model, and unique innovations (such as constraints, general methods and delegation, and general inheritance ). In addition, this article also discusses how. NET Framework uses generics.
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Title: new dataset feature in Visual Studio 2005
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: learn about the new functions of the typed dataset class and the new tableadapter class generated by Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and the tools for designing these classes.
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Title: application Recovery: Unlock the hidden feature of Windows Installer
Time: 11:00:00 |
Introduction: Windows Installer has some features that are often ignored by the development team. These features allow the application to perform self-repair at runtime, and allow the installation of optional components through the interaction process between the user and the application.