(Joydip Kanjilal and Bhupali Khule) ASP.NET 4.0 is neither a revolutionary change nor a refactoring of the existing ASP.NET. Instead, it consists of a number of small-scale changes that allow developers to have a strong control of certain frequently used events. What makes ASP.NET 4.0 more effective
Tag: Development
Crystal Reports: 5 Tests for Top Performance
(Jason Dove) It is complete, your masterpiece report. Not only does it meet your customer’s expectations, it blows them out the water, all they want is beautifully summarised and displayed in a myriad of ways.
Using LINQ with Dynamic Where Clauses
(Chris Bennett) LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) provides a great query language which can be used to simplify database and object quering. LINQ queries are embedded within code with out the need to be contained within a string as with in-line SQL. While this approach does have many advantages, at f
Creating Custom Pages in ASP.Net Dynamic Data Website
(Satheesh Babu) Dynamic Data Website is one of the new features released with ASP.Net 3.5 which simplified building data driven website to a greater extent. Read my previous article Introduction to ASP.Net Dynamic Data Websites to start with this new feature. As i said in my previous article, the D
Cool New Features in ASP.NET 4
(Peter Vogel) This column starts a series that cherry picks some things to look forward to in ASP.NET 4. Since you can’t use this stuff right now, consider this another installment of this column’s evil twin brother, “Impractical ASP.NET.”
Wrapping The Window Object In A jQuery Wrapper
(Ben Nadel) This morning, when I was building my Flickr-style photo tagging demo using jQuery, I got totally stumped trying to debug a variable problem. From what it looked like, the Window object appeared to be undefined within the context of my document-ready event handler.
Image Transformation in WPF
(Mahesh Chand) Image transformation is a process of rotating and scaling images.
Using Microsoft’s Chart Controls In An ASP.NET Application: Serializing Chart Data
(Scott Mitchell) In most usage scenarios, the data displayed in a Microsoft Chart control comes from some dynamic source, such as from a database query. The appearance of the chart can be modified dynamically, as well; past installments in this article series showed how to programmatically customize
50 Tips to Boost Performance of an ASP.NET Application – Part 2
(Sanjit Sil) Continuing from ASP.NET Performance Tips Part 1 we now conclude with Performance Tips 26-50.
Query Continuations for nested collections in Data Services
(marcelolr) Or – why are there a number of overloaded GetContinuation methods on QueryOperationResponse?