Gabriel Mongeon

The Orchard Project can now be installed via the Web Platform Installer (WebPI). Just follow the instructions!!

The source files are still available on CodePlex.

The Orchard Project aims to create an application and reusable components using ASP.NET. Additionally, in the short term, it will provide a CMS application based on .NET.

Having tested it several times, it seems very promising, but still too immature to consider using it as my Blog engine. But we’ll see….

The source code is available on CodePlex

Alexhave pinned 2 XKCD flowcharts that are more than accurate and I think I should repost here:

You need this oneto understand the other one:

This iswhat any user should do prior to call support:

Hope you enjoyed and find a solution to your problem.

If you ever use the Oracle ODP.Net component with SqlDataSource and get the ORA-01036 Illegal variable name/number error, it is mainly due to the fact that your number of parameters does not match the number in your Insert, Update, or Delete query. I had this problem using a ComposedKey with the ASPxDataGridView from DevExpress. You need to remove the ComposedKey field before executing the query.

Here is the conversation on ASP.Net that helped me resolve this issue.

If you want to use Oracle’s ODP.Net 9 and 11 in parallel, you must absolutely uninstall version 9 of Oracle.DataAccess from the GAC. It was blocking me when I wanted to use the graphical tools of VS2008 (Server Explorer and DevExpress).

My question on StackOverflow

As Frédérick mentions, Atlassian offers some of their products (Jira, Confluence, GreenHopper, Bamboo, FishEye, and Crowd) for only $10 each!

In addition to enjoying excellent products, Atlassian donates the money to Room to Read, so you kill two birds with one stone!

Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2010 RC 1 (release candidate) version. This free version is available here. You can start experience this new version before the official release.

This is the first post of my newly website. I will transfer somehow all the interesting previous post I had in my previous site. This site will be more technology-driven then the previous one.

Since I did not find any blog engine that can satisfy my multilingual needs, I will post in both languages until I find a solution.

_– title: ‘What’s New?’ publishdate: 2012-10-01T19:40:00-04:00 draft: false categories: [’.Net’,‘Blog’,‘C#’,‘General’,‘SharePoint’,‘Sports MTL’,‘WP7’] tags: [‘Alcero’,‘SharePoint’,‘SharePoint Summit’,‘Microsoft’,‘Visual Studio’,‘VS2012’,’tfs’,‘JQuery’,‘Sports MTL’,‘WP7’,‘Windows 8’,‘Windows Phone’,‘Windows Azure’] aliases:

• /post/2012/10/01/Quoi-de-neuf.aspx

I recently ran into an old acquaintance who asked me what I was working on, which inspired this post. Don’t worry, I won’t spread my personal life!

During the day, I work as a developer at Alcero:

• I develop for Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010 platform, using Visual Studio 2012 and TFS 2012.
• Currently, I do a lot of jQuery, which I am learning to love or hate, depending on the tasks at hand.
• I try to look at what’s coming in the next version of SharePoint. You should too if you are currently working with SharePoint 2010.
• As mentioned in May, we participated in the Iron SharePoint at the SharePoint Summit in Toronto. You can see me presenting my team or presenting our solution on the last day (after more than 50 hours without sleep and my first presentation in English).

In my free time: