(Ged Mead) If you have read any of my previous ListView blogs, you will know that formatting the ListView is mostly a matter of creating templates and styles for the various sub-elements. The same applies if you want to do something to differentiate one row from another. For instance, you might to h

(Vince Varallo) This is the fifth article of a series that uses ASP.NET and Crystal Reports to build reports using the Adventure Works Sample Database. Before reading this article it would be helpful to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4, but it is not required. At a minimum you should read P

(Mahesh Chand) This article shows you how to create and use a DataGrid control in WPF and XAML.

(Ben Nadel) I think one of the most awesome tips that I picked up while reading Cody Lindley’s jQuery Enlightenment book was that the filter() method can take a callback function as its argument. Typically, when I use jQuery’s filter() method, I simply pass in a selector that it would then use to na

(Justin Van Patten) Just about everyone who uses Microsoft .NET uses the Base Class Libraries (BCL).When we make the BCL better, almost every managed developer benefits. This column will focus on the new additions to the BCL in .NET 4 beta 1.

(Mike McIntyre) This blog post provides an example that shows how to use the VisualBasic TextFieldParser class to read in data from a comma delimited files.

(Vinod Unny) ASP.NET has been evolving with each new version along with a number of out-of-band releases such as the Ajax Control Toolkit, ASP.NET MVC and Dynamic Data.

(Satheesh Babu) My Previous article, Custom Paging in GridView Using LINQ discussed about providing a custom paging feature to GridView control using its inbuilt paging feature and Object DataSource control. It also gave us a brief introduction on LINQ and LINQ to SQL technologies.

(Mike Gold) I finally got my hands on the new Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1, and decided to dig deep into Silverlight technology. I had spent some time playing with Silverlight development in the past, but over the next 3 months I will be doing some heavy Silverlight development, so I will share more o

(Ben Nadel) As I read through Cody Lindley’s excellent jQuery Enlightenment book, I found myself dog-earing many pages that contained little tips and factoids that I had never seen before. One of these facts was that jQuery passes itself as an argument to the callback methods that you provide in the