I’m looking at stripping the entire data from Google Analytics to use in some ideas and the type of data you want all depends on the content of your data query so I thought I’d list some of the most common data query types to help any others looking to do something similar.
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Getting Started with Google Analytics in C#
A simple demonstration of how you can get your Google Analytics statistics using Google.GData.Analytics.dl in .Net / C#
Developing an iPhone Web App in C# – Part 2
Part 2 of Developing an iPhone Web App in C# move to creating an installation footer, hiding the address bar, and creating a Home Screen icon..
Developing an iPhone Web App in C# – Part 1
I want to extend my websites to include a tailored experience for PC versus iPhone, iPad and Andriod – however I want to leverage my C# skills. Part 1 of Developing an iPhone Web App in C# begins with creating the base aspx page, understanding how iPhone’s Safari renders its viewport, and controlling the iPhone experience by preventing zoom and dragging with code behind.
Extract all Emails from Active Directory to File
Often you want to get all the valid email addresses that have been specified in an Active Directory domain. Most commonly I use this to create a incoming whitelist on an SMTP server in a DMZ. Extracting this list via C# is pretty easy these days. First you need to connect to the domain, and …
bf3mobile.com – Your Battlefield 3 Stats on Phone
Been having some fun over the last few days creating a web site that allows Battlefield 3 players to view their soldier statistics from any web enabled iphone or andriod handset.
Dump all the Lists in A SharePoint Web to Excel CSV Files
Between native and 3rd party options there are probably 86 ways to backup SharePoint. However sometimes you want something simple and guarenteed. The Export to Spreadsheet option is an example – its basic but works – kind of cosey. So I wrote a console app that lets me quickly dump the contents of a Site to a series of CSV files and zips them.
Using a Console Application to perform SharePoint Tasks
Often it is forgotten that you can also access SharePoint via a standard console application. This can be very handy when making bulk changes to a list that are a one off event, as you can make the change without negotiating the UI or you can schedule the job as a Task rather than working through a Timer job. Console apps can also be very handy in testing complicated logic prior to binding to an event, such as a button OnClick.
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