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  • .NET executables are slow to load without Internet access

    Sunday, June 20, 2010
    Recently I've come across a performance issue where .NET executables are loading very slowly when running on a machine without Internet access. Turn out a very simple flag in app.config fixes the issue :)
    From the Ching Blog. | 0 comments »
  • Customize Charts in Silverlight Toolkit

    Monday, December 21, 2009
    This article contains an example on customizing Silverlight Chart control by adding a close button to the Chart base class. The source code also demonstrates how to style the close button by creating a static resource reference in the custom Chart control template.
    From the Ching Blog. | Filed under
    • Silverlight
    • SilverlightChart
    • DataVisualization
    | 0 comments »
  • Programmatically generate Silverlight Charts

    Wednesday, December 02, 2009
    Making things happen with Silverlight Chart programmatically. This article illustrates a simple example on how to dynamically create Silverlight Charts.
    From the Ching Blog. | Filed under
    • Silverlight
    • SilverlightChart
    • DataVisualization
    | 0 comments »
  • Wealth-Lab Behind the Scenes

    Tuesday, August 18, 2009
    Have you ever wondered how a particular Strategy, Rule, or Indicator implemented in Wealth-Lab Pro? This article is targeted to amateur or professional traders who are familiar with using Wealth-Lab Pro to backtest their trading strategies but want to know more about programming aspect of the application.
    From the Ching Blog. | 0 comments »
  • Run Oxite in a shared hosting environment

    Tuesday, June 30, 2009
    Lessons learnt from hosting Oxite blog engine on GoDaddy.com

    Oxite is an open source, web standards compliant, blog engine built on ASP.NET MVC. By default, ASP.NET application runs with full trust which is problematic in a shared hosting environment, because most hosting company supports only Medium trust level to minimize the risk of misuse. This post will walk you through the steps required to get an Oxite site working on a shared hosting environment such as GoDaddy.com.

    From the Ching Blog. | Filed under
    • GoDaddy
    • AntiXSSLibrary
    • AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers
    • Oxite
    • SecurityException
    • medium
    • MVC
    | 3 comments »

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