(Jeremy Jameson) In my previous post, I showed an example KPI dashboard for a Web application with a table similar to the following:

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, when I was building the basis of the jQuery Template Markup Language (JTML), I made use of Javascript’s Function() constructor to dynamically generate HTML template rendering engines. I’ve only use the Function() constructor once or twice before so I’m not too familiar with it

(Mickey Gousset) In our previous column on code analysis, we discussed what code analysis is and why you want to use it. We also provided a simple example of running code analysis. This column builds off the previous column, by examining all the different options for configuring code analysis in Vis

(Dino Esposito) In this article, I’ll go through the process of customizing the controller factory to show that the controller name doesn’t necessarily result from a token contained in the URL.

(Mike Brind) The MVC 2.0 Framework was finally RTM’d on March 11th 2010, so I took the opportunity to update my Contact Manager application with some of its new features. While the focus of this article is validating the Model using DataAnnotations, I also touch on one or two other new features in t

(Mohammad Elsheimy) Actually, I was having a problem synchronizing threads calling a function. If we could regenerate the bug, we would end up with code like this:

(Rod Stephens) With a cheap digital camera you can take a picture, transfer it to your computer, and inflict it on your friends and relatives in a matter of minutes. Sometimes, however, the results aren’t quite perfect. Images may be too bright or dark, washed out, or may suffer from red-eye. The fi

(Scott Guthrie) As developers we often spend a large part of our day staring at code within Visual Studio. If you are like me, after awhile the default VS text color scheme starts to get a little boring.

(Ben Nadel) After this morning’s post about my jQuery Template Markup Language (JTML) concept, I added a bit more functionality and gave JTML its own project page. Now, I can start adding and refining functionality as I think of it.

(Tess Ferrandez) I was helping out on an issue the other day where the process would stall if they added enough users in their load tests. Btw, serious kudos to them for making load tests, so much nicer to work with a problem in test rather than when it is getting critical on a production machine.