(Sumit Maitra) In our previous RavenDB and SignalR articles, we built a small blogging application in ASP.NET MVC. While building those Apps, I realized a ‘Tag Cloud’ is a nice feature that we could add.
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Using jQuery Deferred To Chain Validation Rules In An Asynchronous, Non-Blocking Environment
(Ben Nadel) A while back, I blogged about how client-side validation is changing the structure of server-side validation; with the client creating user-friendly error messages, the server can finally streamline its validation and data processing using a light-weight, exceptions-based workflow.
Client-Side Architecture Validation with JSAnalyse
(Thomas Schmitt) The following post shows how to design and verify client-side architectures in ASP .NET web applications.
Managing ItemUpdating and ItemUpdated Events Firing Twice in a SharePoint Item Event Receiver
(Damon Armstrong) Developing a Sharepoint application would have all the fun of a video game, if only you had infinite lives. Dangers lurk hidden out there which, if you run into them, can be a blow to your project and waste a great deal of time. Damon gives just one example of a poisoned dagger in
Parent-Child Relationships and the Questions Left Unanswered by TKPROF, Re-Learning Something Old
(Charles Hooper) As we have seen in the past, TKPROF output sometimes lies, and in a recent OTN thread I was reminded of another case or two where TKPROF output may be misleading. In the OTN thread, the original poster (OP) started the thread by asking a simple question about an execution plan that
DOM Element Object
The Element object represents an element in the HTML document.
Usage and Benefits of Using WITH RESULT SETS In SQL Server 2012
(Arshad Ali) It is not uncommon to have stored procedures returning result sets, and although it sounds like a good idea, it becomes a problem when you want to have control of the name of the columns and data type of the columns being returned as part of the result set.
PHP Closures as View Helpers: Lazy-Loading File Data
(Alejandro Gervasio) In this second part of a two-part tutorial, you’ll learn how to use closures in the development of an extendable template system. This system can be customized at will without struggling too much, thanks to the number of interfaces that it implements.
Understanding RESETLOGS
(Hemant K Chitale) Whenever we do an Incomplete Recovery (recovery until CANCEL or until a specific SCN/CHANGE#, SEQUENCE# or TIME), we have to OPEN the database with a RESETLOGS.
Getting Your Mind Out of the Gutter and Your Line Numbers In
(Jeff Smith) I’m not sure if I can help with the mind part, but I can definitely add some perspective on the line numbers. Quickly, let’s define just what the ‘gutter’ is in the world of programming and database GUIs. I found a good definition on Quantum Whale, a .NET component developer, and I’m go