(Suprotim Agarwal) In ASP.NET 2.0/3.5, you could disable ViewState for individual controls. However what you could not do is disable ViewState at a Page level and then enable it individually for controls on that page that require it. ASP.NET 4.0 changes that and gives more control to developers.

(Ged Mead) I’ve written lots of blog posts about WPF and in most cases the selection of topics has been a bit random. Essentially, if it interests me at the time I’d write about it. The problem with that approach is that it might assume a more basic grasp of WPF than many readers have.

(Doug Turnure) It’s been 13 years since Microsoft first rolled out Visual Studio, its long-running flagship integrated development environment. The 1997 inaugural release began the alignment of versions 5 of Visual Basic and Visual C++ into a common IDE. It included an Enterprise Edition with a once

(John Charles Olamendy) Information is critical in today’s information age, but we need to keep the information as consistent with the reality as possible. Database systems holds data and ADO.NET enables to access this data in the backend system, and in order to keep the data consistent while we acc

(Scott Guthrie) Today’s post covers two new language feature being added to C# 4.0 – optional parameters and named arguments – as well as a cool way you can take advantage of optional parameters (both in VB and C#) with ASP.NET MVC 2.

(joydipkanjilal) The ADO.NET Entity Framework 4.0 ships with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and offers a lot of new and enhanced features. This article discusses these features and enhancements with code examples wherever applicable.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I was reading an interesting post over on Ray Camden’s blog about passing arrays in a jQuery AJAX request to a remote method on a ColdFusion component. Passing complex objects like structs and arrays to a ColdFusion method is trivial when done on the ColdFusion server; but, wh

(William Winner) With many applications, spell checking can be a vital aspect to include. Most people are accustomed to the spell checking capabilities of products like Microsoft Word or OpenOffice. There are products available for purchase that can add spell checking capability, such as SharpSpell

(Peter Vogel) I started out programming on mainframe computers (I’m very old) and segued through Visual Basic and Access development before getting on the Web with ASP and Visual InterDev. My next move was into object-oriented development — only after that did I move to ASP.NET. Given that history

(Richard Bean) DetailsView server control is used to display, delete, insert or edit a single record from data source. DetailsView control is often used in master/detail scenario with GridView control. To work with individual records in ASP.NET 1.1 you needed additional programming. But, in ASP.NET