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C# allows developers to embed XML comments into their source files-a useful facility, especially when more than one programmer is working on the same code. The C# parser can expand these XML tags to provide additional information and export them to an external document for further processing. This article shows how to use XML comments and explains the relevant tags. The author demonstrates how to set up your project to export your XML comments into convenient documentation for the benefit of other developers. He also shows how to use comments ...

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Jason Clark

MSDN Magazine July 2003

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Saiba como eventos e comandos roteados no Windows Presentation Foundation formam a base da comunicação entre as partes de sua interface do usuário.

Brian Noyes

MSDN Magazine Setembro 2008

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Chris Tavares explica como o padrão Model View Controller da ASP.NET MVC Framework lhe ajuda a criar aplicativos Web flexíveis e facilmente testados.

Chris Tavares

MSDN Magazine March 2008

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When incorporating the ASP.NET DataGrid control into your Web apps, common operations such as paging, sorting, editing, and deleting data require more effort than you might like to expend. But all that is about to change. The GridView control--the successor to the DataGrid-- extends the DataGrid's functionality it in a number of ways. First, it fully supports data source components and can automatically handle data operations, such as paging, sorting, and editing, as long as its bound data source object supports these capabilities. In addition, ...

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  • Introducing ADO+: Data Access Services for the Microsoft .NET Framework
    ADO+ is the new set of data access services for the .NET Framework. ADO+ is a natural evolution of ADO, built around n-tier development and architected with XML at its core. This article presents the design motivations behind ADO+, as well as a brief introduction to the various classes in the two layers that comprise the ADO+ framework-the connected Managed Providers and the disconnected DataSet. A drilldown into DataSets that covers populating data stores, relationships, filtering, searching and data views is provided. Finally, a discussion of the integration of ADO+ with the .NET XML Framework is presented.
    Omri Gazitt - November 2000
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