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• Monitor server wait categories
• Monitor IO activity
• Check your current Cache Hits ratio
• Analyze your I/O system performance
• Get details about active processes
• Display locks and deadlocks

• C# 4.0
• Visual Basic 10
• F#
• Parallel Extensions
• Windows Communication Foundation
• Windows Workflow
• Windows Presentation Foundation
• ASP.NET 4
• Windows 7
• Entity Framework
• ADO.NET Data Services
• Managed Extensibility Framework
• Visual Studio Team System

This version of the Training Kit works with Visual Studio 2010 RC and .NET Framework 4 RC.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=752CB725-969B-4732-A383-ED5740F02E93&displaylang=en

Become a Web Debugging Virtuoso with Fiddler

more info and whole idea on Workaround for “Package does not support server operating systems” with Orca MSI editor

1. Debugging/Stepping into Framework code

2. Moving the Execution Point

3. Step into Specific

4. Step over properties and operators

5. Tracepoints

6. Conditional break points and trace points

7. The DebuggerDisplay attribute

8. The DebuggerBrowsable attribute

9. The DebuggerTypeProxy attribute

10. The System.Diagnositcs Namespace

ResourceBlender is an open-source translation and internationalization application which offers an easy way to manage localized resources for inclusion with different applications.

Available as an ASP.NET web application

and a WPF desktop application

, it makes localizing applications a breeze. ResourceBlender generates localized resources in different formats from a central database for inclusion with different applications.

more info on http://www.resourceblender.com/

1. Part 1 is primarily an introduction into setting breakpoints … turns out there are number of ways to set breakpoints other than just clicking in the gutter.
   http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/dpeeast/DevNugget-Debugging-Tips-and-Tricks-Part-1/
2. In part 2, he looks at using breakpoint modifiers – specifically, using the hit count modifier, and then the condition modifier.  The condition modifier can be incredibly powerful – while we can corrupt the state of our application pretty easily (as he will demonstrate), it starts to open a whole new world for debugging more efficiently.
   http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/dpeeast/DevNugget-Debugging-Tips-and-Tricks-Part-2/
3. In part 3, we’ll dive a little deeper into some conditions by writing methods to help debug our application, then look at using the filter breakpoint modifier to debug multithreaded applications.  Finally, we’ll take a quick look at tracepoints.
   http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/dpeeast/DevNugget-Debugging-Tips-and-Tricks-Part-3/
4. In part 4, we’ll look at the watch windows, the immediate window, and Make Object ID command.
   http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/dpeeast/DevNugget-Debugging-Tips-and-Tricks-Part-4/
5. In part 5, we’ll look at how to use the set next statement while debugging. We’ll also look at setting up the .NET Reference Source Code for stepping through the .NET BCLs, followed by some exception handling tips.  Finally, we’ll take a look at using Mole (a VS visualizer) to further enhance the debugging experience.
   http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/dpeeast/DevNugget-Debugging-Tips-and-Tricks-Part-5/

• Show how each algorithm operates.
• Show that there is no best sorting algorithm.
• Show the advantages and disadvantages of each algorithm.
• Show that worse-case asymptotic behavior is not the deciding factor in choosing an algorithm.
• Show that the initial condition (input order and key distribution) affects performance as much as the algorithm choice.

more info, more to show on page http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/

The second case happened when you run modification under Application pool with insuficcient rights which leads to DCOM errors in Event log (e.g. The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID …) and in Central Admin>Operations>Job Definitions will stay hang timer job titled "Windows SharePoint Services Web.Config Update" which executes "One Time" and will have an "N/A" listed for the Web Application. This timer job block any further modification, but you can delete this job, set appropriate rights and run modification again.

References:

• Mark Wagner – How To: Modify the web.config file in SharePoint using SPWebConfigModification
  http://www.crsw.com/mark/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=32
• David McWee – A web configuration modification operation is already running.
  http://dmcwee.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!3434442F19CE5B65!135.entry