Resource File: ASP.NET "Whidbey"

I'll explain in this article why memory leaks exist in .NET and how to avoid them. Don't worry, I won't focus here on the inner workings of the garbage collector and other advanced characteristics of memory and resources management in .NET.

It's important to understand leaks and how to avoid them, especially since they are not the kind of things that is easy to detect automatically. Unit tests won't help here. And when your application crashes in production, you'll be in a rush looking for solutions. So, relax and take the time to learn more about this subject before it's too late.

If the responsibility for creating, managing, and executing routine backups is yours, these tools will make it easier. Also see how you can browse folders and files from inside Visual Studio.Scott MitchellMSDN Magazine May 2009

Understanding the ACLs that govern permissions and rights before an operation is allowed to proceed is critical to enhancing security.John R. MichenerMSDN Magazine November 2008

Presented here is an overview of Transactional NTFS and how it revolutionizes transactions.Jason OlsonMSDN Magazine July 2007

Last time Stan Lippman did not consider the visibility of types and nondeterministic finalization in writing his TQL wrapper code. This month he rewrites the code.Stanley B. LippmanMSDN Magazine August 2006

Here Juval Lowy discusses the benefits you'll get when you implement transactions in your non-database applications, with a little help from volatile resource managers in the .NET Framework 2.0.Juval LowyMSDN Magazine December 2005

Stephen ToubMSDN Magazine February 2005

Aaron SkonnardMSDN Magazine June 2004

Microsoft offers more than 1,900 public and 500 private newsgroups that cover all aspects of Microsoft products and technologies. An individual newsgroup might get up to 15,000 postings per month, with developers answering customer questions, asking about specific product features, and getting product feedback. MSDN Magazine May 2004

MSDN Magazine February 2004