 | Nov 11, 1999 - Database-Driven WWW Help System | | The help system presented in Vujosevic and Laberge's article is self contained and can be updated and altered without impacting the original Web application. Much like an online book, the help icon in the Web application dives into an application system for the help option. Each Web page has its own separate help page with a database that contains one row in a table for every calling Web page. Sample code is provided. [Read The Article] |
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 | Nov 9, 1999 - Real World ADSI | | Although ADSI is a valuable development tool, there are a few things you'll need to be aware of when you start to use it: Paul Fright and Nick Browne share the benefits of their experiences of ADSI development. [Read The Article] |
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 | Nov 4, 1999 - Component vs. Component Part II | | In Part II of Jason Taylor's article on converting application code to component architecture, the author discusses speed, performance, debugging, and how using intrinsic ASP objects within a Windows Script Component eliminates the potential of reusing your component in a non-ASP environment. Taylor offers a live sample of his sample auction application code and 4 explanatory graphics. He recommends developing components based on any of the architectures that are not locked into the IIS environment. [Read The Article] |
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 | Nov 2, 1999 - XBuilder 2.5 Released | | Released earlier this week, XBuilder 2.5 is an upgrade offering faster page downloads with added code compression plus
new features like a command line interface, better usability, and FTP. XBuilder 2.5 now supports XML and XSL. XBuilder speeds up database-driven web sites by precompiling to static HTML for downloads up to 4X faster. [Find Out More] |
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 | Oct 28, 1999 - Component vs. Component | | This week, Jason Taylor’s first of two articles tests whether converting the bulk of his auction application code to a component architecture can increase performance, scalability, and maintainability of the Internet application. [Read The Article] |
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