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Building an ASP.NET Note Taking Application : John Peterson
Wednesday, October 08 2008
A small one page note taking application that stores the data in a file instead of a database. I've worked with computers and technology pretty much all my life and can't really imagine running a business without them. That being said... when it comes to my personal life, I never seem to learn. Before I get to the code, let me take a minute and relate the inspiration behind this little application. One of my friends was out of town and needed me to take care of some things at his place. Most of it was relatively straight-forward, but there was one thing which was relatively complex and I knew I would need to jot down some notes. So we chose a good time and I called my friend to get the instructions which I proceeded to write down on a piece of scrap paper. Well I'm sure you've already guessed what happened...Store View State in a Persistent Medium, the Proper Way : Bilal Haidar
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Client Side Callbacks in ASP.NET 2.0 : Richard Bean