(John Charles Olamendy) In this article, I want to take a look at the architecture of Visual SourceSafe 2005; an important package which can be used in software development projects as a source control system.

(Ged Mead) In an earlier article in this series on OOP Basics, I showed you how to create some simple fields and properties. The code for these was as follows:

(Yi Liu) In this article, I will demonstrate how to create a modal popup login page in ASP.NET. By using Login controls, AJAX Extensions and Toolkit, you can easily accomplish this task without much coding.

(Deepak Kapoor) In this tutorial we will look at how ADO.NET Data Services can be used to create services which are consumed by ASP.NET client. We will use Adventure works Lite database as an example to demonstrate the concepts. Code for this article can be downloaded at the bottom of the article.

(Ben Nadel) This blog post is a proof of concept that was inspired by an “Ask Ben” question. Someone contacted me and asked me how to update the columns in a query that were left blank during the manual creation of a query using ColdFusion’s QueryNew(), QueryAddRow(), QueryAddColumn() methods. I sta

(Nikhil Kothari) The ViewModel/MVVM pattern continues to gain popularity, with a blog post showing up every so often, and with tweets and retweets popping up even more often :-). At the same time, there are some interesting topics beyond the core pattern that continue to fuel experimentation. A big

(bryian tan) Recently, I was looking for a multiple selection dropdownlist control for my new project. After spending some time researching for it, I decided to put together all my finding in one web user control. This web user control consists of an ASP.NET AJAX HoverMenuExtender, JavaScript, Style

(Malcolm Sheridan) The GridView is a great web control when you want to display data from the database. Out of the box it has built-in paging, sorting and a multitude of events that you can control. Recently I thought about the paging aspect of the control and thought about how you could display the

(Scott Mitchell) During my career as a consultant and web developer I’ve worked on a number of “software as a service” (SaaS) web applications. Such web applications are designed to be used by multiple customers, where each customer is typically a company that has dozens or hundreds of users (its em

(Ged Mead) I’ve often thought that dealing with dates and times can sometimes be much more difficult than it should be. There is a bewildering range of choices, many of which seem to do pretty much the same thing and you can sometimes wonder which is the ‘right’ way. One good example of the multiple