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19/04/2021

01/05/2019

True Leadership Message by someone on LinkedIn today -

"My employee RESIGNED, He got a great opportunity elsewhere.

Here is what I told him:

"Know this, I will miss you, tremendously. It is not just your talents, it is also your amazing sunshine attitude, your dedication, your positive influence on me personally.
Whoever hired you is one lucky person. I am sure they will appreciate you as much as we do. I am so grateful to you for all the difference you have made.

You will do very well, no good luck wishes are needed.

All the best, and perhaps one day, I will get a privilege to work together again with you."

Why is it that when someone resigns they get treated like a traitor ?

Should we not be happy for them, that they found something even better?

When an employee resigns
1) Thank them for all the great work they did for you.
2) Treat them with respect, like everyone else
3) Offer them to come back if they change their mind.

In my own case, I hired back so many people who left. And twice, people who left me, hired me into their companies.

More importantly, your ex-employees are your
ambassadors for life.

Stories of good relationships have no ending."

Agree?

😊

22/05/2016

Developers can use the connection, command, and data reader objects to directly manipulate data.
the DataAdapter class move data between the data store and the content components.
The data can be actual rows from a database or any other form of data, such as an XML file or an Excel spreadsheet.

A data reader is a new object providing fast, forward-only, and read-only access to data.
The DataSet class is analogous to a lightweight cache of a particular database from the data store. It
allows reading and writing of data and schema in XML, and it is tightly integrated with XmlDataDocument,
The DataAdapter class serves as a higher-level abstraction of the connection and command classes.
It enables you to load content from a data store into a DataSet and reconcile DataSet changes back to
the data store.

11/05/2016

AJAX
1. stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.
2.allowing data on a page to be dynamically updated without reload the page.
3.technologies includes standard HTML controls, JavaScript, an XML HTTP component, and XML data structures.
The Steps of the sequence of events when using AJAX:
1. Web page is rendered
2. A trigger executes a JavaScript function call (i.e. onKeyUp, button click, setTimeout, page load, etc.)
3. JavaScript instantiates an XML HTTP object
4. XML HTTP object calls a remote page
5. Remote Page transforms an XML structure using XSLT and returns the result
6. JavaScript accepts the results and applies it to the page
7. No page reload, just magical dynamic data

16/04/2016

Web Site:
1. Just a bunch of files and folders.there’s no project file.
2. not pre-compiled on server, it is compiled dynamically at runtime.
3. shared code files you can put them in the special App_Code folder,
or you can pre-compile it and put the assembly in the Bin folder.
4.All references and settings are stored in web.config file.
5.

Web Application:
1. special Visual Studio project.
2. when you build the project all the code files are compiled into a single assembly,
which is placed in the bin directory.
3. shared code files you can put them anywhere.
4. Publish command in Visual Studio to output a Web Site to a specified location.
5.

20/03/2016

http://cookie-basic.blogspot.in/

16/01/2016

How does System.Web.UI.Page's IsPostBack property work?

16/01/2016

What namespaces are imported by default in ASPX files?

29/10/2015

What is Thread.Join () in threading?