(Chris Bennett) Some time ago, Microsoft released a full-featured Chart Control for the .NET Framework 3.5. The Chart Control provides a wide range of capabilities for both ASP.NET and WinForm applications. In this article, I will focus primarily on ASP.NET capabilities; however, many of these techn

(Rahul Kumar Saxena) In this article, I am going to show how we can use WebBrowser control to show html document within our WPF application. WPF introduces WebBrowser control to ensure that we can show html pages embedded inside the control. Here I use 2 buttons also to go back and forward.

(Jeff McWherter) Reports are a mere after thought on many projects. A great deal of effort is put into creating forms to manipulate the customer’s data, but many developers and project managers wait until the last minute to create reports. At this point in many projects, the budget is nearly gone, a

(Steve Sanderson) A while back I posted about a way of editing a list of items where the user can add or remove as many items as they want. Tim Scott later provided some helpers to make the code neater. Now, I find myself making use of this technique so often that I thought it would be worthwhile pr

(Peter Vogel) To support ASP.NET developers moving from single-tier to multi-tier development, in earlier columns (see Supporting the ObjectDataSource ) I covered the basics of the Factory Method pattern, which cleanly separates database-related code from data-related code. As I pointed out a couple

(Jeremy Jameson) First off, my apologies to Paul Simon regarding the title of this blog post — but I simply couldn’t resist 😉

(Scott Mitchell) Earlier this month Microsoft released Visual Studio 2010, the .NET Framework 4.0 (which includes ASP.NET 4.0), and new versions of their core programming languages: C# 4.0 and Visual Basic 10 (also referred to as Visual Basic 2010). Previously, the C# and Visual Basic programming la

(Keyvan Nayyeri) Most likely you all have experienced an annoying error when trying to open an internet address and that error is nothing except “Server too busy” error!

(Paul Kimmel) One of the books that was instrumental for me in writing bug free code was Dave Thielen’s No Bugs! Dave Thielen was a key factor in writing the well-received MSDOS 5.0. (It was a long time ago.) After buggy MSDOS 4.0 everyone was ready for a less buggy version of DOS. Dave’s No Bugs! T

(John Charles Olamendy) SQL is by concept a language to manipulate sets of data; therefore Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database system uses T-SQL (Transact SQL) for writing structure code to control the data flow. Prior to Microsoft SQL Server 2005, the only way to write procedures and functions was b