(Benoît Sarie) In this post, I’ll give you some tips interesting that helped me in my several projects.

(Mahesh Chand) The WPF Toolkit released in June 2009 comes with a data visualization assembly called System.Windows.Controls.DataVisualization.Toolkit.dll that hosts the charting functionality in WPF. This article demonstrates how to draw scatter charts using the WPF Toolkit.

(Peter Vogel) I teach a couple of courses on ASP.NET for Learning Tree International (one of which I wrote). Often a participant will come up to me, usually on the third day of the course, wanting to know how to disable the Back button on the browser. I first explain that the Back button is processe

(Phil Haack) In my recent post on custom validation with ASP.NET MVC 2, several people asked about how to localize validation messages. They didn’t want their error messages hard-coded as an attribute value.

(Ben Nadel) I just spent an hour trying to debug a ColdFusion 9 problem when I realized that the root of the problem was the fact that ColdFusion 9’s new IsNull() method and the previously existing IsDefined() method work very differently for scope detection. While the built-in ColdFusion scopes mig

(Peter Huene) As hinted upon in my last post, today’s entry will be on how to programmatically perform analysis on a Visual Studio coverage file in Visual Studio 2010.

(Anurag Gandhi) Displaying data in tabular form is an essential part of any application nowadays. But sometimes you need to display a huge amount of data in terms of number of rows. It becomes very difficult to analyse if the number of rows is huge. In such cases, you may wish to summarize your data

(Deepak Choudhari) In previous versions of ASP.NET, to import and use user or custom controls on a page, you needed to add a page directive () in the .aspx code for that page.

(Daniel Simmons) This article is the third in a series about n-tier programming with the Entity Framework (see msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/dd882522.aspx and msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/ee321569.aspx), specifically about building custom Web services with the Entity Framework (EF) and Windows Communic

(Mahesh Chand) The WPF Toolkit released in June 2009 comes with a data visualization assembly called System.Windows.Controls.DataVisualization.Toolkit.dll that hosts the charting functionality in WPF. This article demonstrates how to draw column charts using the WPF Toolkit.