(Suprotim Agarwal) Quantifier operations return a Boolean value if some or all of the elements in a sequence satisfy a condition. In this article, we will see some common LINQ to Objects scenarios where we can use these operators.

(Michael Livshitz) In our programming practice we often face a situation, when we should search and select some data according to parameters, which are defined by users. In this case we, as usual, have some form (screen) with special fields, which allow to a user to select parameters for his own cho

(Ged Mead) In the previous blog item in this series, I created a simple Animation in Visual Basic Code. This used a DoubleAnimation to animate the thickness of the gradient border. That example doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of what you can achieve with WPF Animation and – as you have see

(Rahul Saxena) In this article, I am going to show how to get started with JQuery using Visual Studio 2008. The article also shows you how to use Visual Studio 2008 intellisense feature to develop jQuery and ASP.NET applications.

(Brad Peters) In a challenging year, more organizations are looking to on-demand business intelligence to help chart a course through choppy waters. According to Gartner’s “Business Intelligence Ranked Top Technology Priority by CIOs for Fourth Year in a Row” report, CIOs continue to rank BI a top b

(Paul Kimmel) Debugging is the married partner of programming. Programming is hard. Debugging is hard. Doing both well is critical to having a good relationship. The most common features I use in debugging are straight forward breakpoints and the quick watch. (Writing small, Refactored functions see

(Stephen Walther) The AJAX Control Toolkit is an incredibly popular set of controls that enable you to easily add JavaScript functionality to an ASP.NET application. The AJAX Control Toolkit has consistently been one of the top three most popular downloads from CodePlex since the birth of CodePlex (

(Ged Mead) In my earlier post, the HiliteTextBox, I created a simple WPF UserControl which is hosted in an ElementHost in a Windows Form. If the user tries to continue without entering text in the TextBox, a bright colored Border would appear around it and stay there until the user does enter someth

(Peter Vogel) In an earlier column (“Integrating Master Pages + Content Pages + a Little AJAX”) I showed one way to display in a MasterPage information from the Content page it was displaying. The problem is relatively common: There is some information that you want to display in the same place on e

(Malcolm Sheridan) Let me start this article off by saying this is something I thought would be interesting to try as an exercise, but it might not fit into a real world scenario. All I wanted to achieve with this is if you can think of something cool to do in ASP.NET, try it! I was thinking about w