(Srinath M S) The article targets the creating of a standalone autocomplete library (pure XAML) that can be clubbed into any Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application and used with minimal efforts.

(Michael Livshitz) In our ASP.NET applications we often need to create some pages to upload, edit, delete and of course just to see images (this is: pulling these images out of our database) etc. To do all these operations with help of LINQ and ObjectDataSourse is simple enough. In this article I wi

(Ben Nadel) In my first “FLEX on jQuery” blog post yesterday, I talked with Javier Julio about some of the similarities and differences between FLEX applications and rich jQuery applications. As we talked, one of the patterns that I began to see was the significant difference in the inherent power o

(Mahesh Chand) A video brush is a brush similar to any other brush. Instead of painting an area with a color, a video brush paints an area with a video. The video contents are provided by a MediaElement. We can use a visualBrush to play a media by setting a MediaElement as its Visual attribute.

(Scott Mitchell) While surfing the web you may have come across websites with images and other multimedia content that, when clicked, were displayed in a floating window that hovered above the web page. Perhaps it was a page that showed a series of thumbnail images of products for sale, where clicki

(Malcolm Sheridan) I’m always amazed at all the things you can do with ASP.NET MVC with a little thought. I recently had to return multiple objects from an MVC action to a piece of JavaScript code. This was all handled by jQuery’s $.getJSON function. Instead of querying the server multiple times for

(Paul Kimmel) By default LINQ uses deferred query execution. This means when you write a LINQ query it doesn’t execute. LINQ queries execute when you ‘touch’ the query results. This means you can change the underlying collection and run the same query subsequent times in the same scope. Touching the

(Ben Nadel) Mentally, I am still very much in the web application world of the traditional client-server request-response life cycle. I think in terms of page requests and view rendering; and, as my ability to code complex jQuery applications increases, I fear that my understanding of client-side ar

(Dave Ward) Continuing my series of posts about ASMX services and JSON, in this post I’m going to cover two common mistakes that plague the process of getting a project’s first ASMX ScriptService working: Installing System.Web.Extensions into the GAC and configuring your web.config.

(Suresh Kumar Goudampally) Page Methods is a new mechanism in ASP.Net application where the server code cab be bound to Asp.Net pages. It is an easy way to communicate asynchronously with the server using Asp.Net Ajax technologies. It’s an alternate way to call the page which is reliable and low ri