(Peter Vogel) In the last two columns, I’ve been discussing my deepening understanding of JavaScript (“JavaScript for an ASP.NET Developer”) and my appreciation of JavaScript’s beauty as a language oriented around prototypes rather than objects (“JavaScript for an ASP.NET Developer: Learning to Func

(John Charles Olamendy) Validation is an important requirement in every enterprise application and every platform has its own implementation to this regards. In this article, I will illustrate how to implement client-side validation in ASP.NET using jQuery.

(Kathleen Dollard) I want to generate some of the code for my application and a friend of mine said that Microsoft has a code generator, but I can’t find one. Do you know what he’s talking about?

(Mike) I’m in the process of rewriting mikesdotnetting.com using the ASP.NET MVC framework. It’s an interesting experience, in that this is my first exposure to MVC. The first stumbling block I encountered was how to pass data in a satisfactory way to Partial Views which only represent part of the d

(Rafay Ali) When using cookieless Forms Authentication, which relies on session values embedded and maintained in the URL, you must ensure that the session value appears in the URL for every page request; otherwise, the user’s session is lost, and the user (who has presumably logged in and authentic

(John Charles Olamendy) This article is intended to illustrate how to implement the master-detail presentation pattern using the ObjectDataSource components and DropDownList Web control. Master-detail presentation pattern is one of the techniques most used in enterprise applications intended to visu

(Stephen Walther) I’ve been investigating different unit testing frameworks for JavaScript lately and I stumbled onto FireUnit. FireUnit is a unit testing framework created by John Resig (of well-deserved jQuery fame) and Jan Odvarko. In this blog entry, I provide a brief overview of the FireUnit te

(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET MVC is a Microsoft-supported framework for creating ASP.NET applications using a Model-View-Controller pattern. In a nutshell, ASP.NET MVC allows developers much finer control over the markup rendered by their web pages, a greater and clearer separation of concerns, better t

(Suprotim Agarwal) Sometime back, I had written an article on Creating a Cool UI effect on ASP.NET Panels using jQuery. A dotnetcurry.com visitor, Musez wrote back asking if the effect could be automated, creating it like a cascading effect. The cascading effect here would be described as follows –

(Juliën Hanssens) One of the propagated “great features” for ASP.NET MVC is the full control you have over the routing and url’s of your webapplication. In order to demonstrate this, let’s walk through a sample that specifically handles subdomain routing.