(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET MVC relies on certain folder and class naming conventions to organize models, views and controllers. A large application often consists of functionally independent modules with the result that the main application is essentially a bundle of these sub-applications.
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What you should know about running ILMerge on .Net 4.5 Beta assemblies targeting .Net 4.0
(Matt Wrock) I might have also entitled this: “How to avoid TypeLoadException: Could not load type ‘System.Runtime.CompilerServices.ExtensionAttribute’ “ But I didn’t.
The Case for SQL CASE
(Sam Lennon) Did you know that the SQL CASE construct can be used in SQL SELECT and UPDATE statements and in WHERE, GROUP BY, and ORDER BY clauses? This tip explains SQL CASE through examples that you can run and experiment with. It also gives an overview of SQL CASE syntax, though it does not attem
Create Custom SharePoint 2010 Table Styles
(Ben Tedder) Let’s take a look at the default (OOTB) table styles that come with SharePoint 2010, and then we’ll create a brand new table style of our own using CSS. If you want a broader look into how to integrate custom header and styles, click here to read my article about that.
XML Serialization and Deserialization
(Md. Rashim uddin) Object Serialization, which is also called deflating or marshaling, is a progression through which an object’s state is converted into some serial data format, such as XML or binary format, in order to be stowed for some advanced use whereas Deserialization is the opposite process
DB2’s Got Talent Finals – Round 2
(Susan Visser) Today was the second show of the finals for the DB2’s Got Talent 2012 Competition. I wasn’t able to participate, so IBM Champion, Cristian Molaro filled in for me. Like many of you, I’m listening to the replay a few days after the live show.
A Simple MapReduce with MongoDB and C#
(K. Scott Allen) If you work with relational databases and someone says “data aggregation”, you immediately think of a GROUP BY clause and the standard aggregation operators, like COUNT, MIN, and MAX.
Showing Category and Subcategory Using Nested Repeater in ASP.NET
(Rohatash Kumar) This article shows you how to implement nested repeaters and also display category and subcategory using a nested repeater. You create two tables, one for category and another for subcategory and also create a stored procedure for selecting category and sub category from both tables
Accessing external data in a rules application
(Raj Rao) Although it is generally recommended that external application data not be accessed from a rule application deployed to a WebSphere rule execution component, there are certain situations that warrant it.
Wrap Up Database Naming Conventions
Wrap Up Database Naming Conventions I thought I would close the thoughts on Database naming conventions with a few things I find helpful, and then include thoughts submitted by others. These are a few things I like to use in my naming conventions…these are ideas that I don’t simply follow blindly. I don’t mind long names for tables, views, columns, […]