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The
Daily Grind 613
By Mike Gunderloy
Monday, May 2, 2005
Another lovely day in the desert, but I'll take a few minutes for links
before I go play.
Software
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Bottom
Line Blog Poster - New free client-side blogging tool written in
SmallTalk.
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The XtraGrid
Suite v3 - Developer Express is out with a new round of their sexy UI
components for .NET, with full source code available. Trial download,
pricing from $299.99.
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Mimer Compact Data Provider -
Mimer SQL is a small relational database for portable devices. They're out
with a beta of their provider for the .NET CF, which you may download for
free from their developer site.
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Web.Config Editor 3.0 - Hunter Stone is on the verge of releasing this;
it's due out on May 11. The link is to the current 2.0 version. 3.0 will
feature .NET Framework 1.1 support, including the ability to migrate
web.config files from 1.0 to 1.1 format.
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Superior SQL Builder 2.0 - New
version of this drag-and-drop tool for building SQL Scripts. Enhancement
list is
here. Free trial, pricing from $349.
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Zanebug v1.5.0 Beta Released
- With this release, the Zanebug unit testing tool gets Visual Studio .NET
integration. (reposted because I boofed the URL the first time - sorry!)
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TouchGraph
GoogleBrowser V1.01 - Java applet for visualizing the Web's structure
through Google linking. (via
David
A. Pickett)
Hardware
Information
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Stopping Automated Attack Tools - Whitepaper from NGS with a collection
of techniques you can use in Web applications to break, confuse, or detect
vulnerability scanners when they come to visit (PDF).
Community
Sponsor
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Sponsored by:
Graphics Server .NET
- No server licenses
- New affordable site and corporate licenses (available with $ credit for past competitive product purchases)
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- Includes support for:
- WinForms and WebForms
- Widgets
- Interactive graphs, and much more
Download a free, fully-functional evaluation from:
www.graphicsserver.com
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Mike Gunderloy is
the lead developer for Larkware and author of numerous books and articles on
programming topics.


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