(Brad Abrams) Yesterday at Mix we announced .NET RIA Services… We are very early in the development cycle for .NET RIA Services and we are eager to get your feedback and thoughts.

(Peter Vogel) User Controls reveal their true power when you put one on a page and let it interact with the other parts of the page. However, to get your User Controls to interact with the other controls on the page, you need to think of them not as little Web pages but as objects that happen to dis

(Wong Shao Voon) This article introduces the use of lock leveling to prevent deadlocks. Lock leveling is also known as lock ordering, lock ranking and lock hierarchies. Lock leveling always acquire the locks in relative order to prevent deadlocks. Let us look at a simple deadlock example.

(Mahesh Chand) The Slider element in XAML represents a Silverlight Slider control.

(Emmanuel Nuyttens) With this article, I want to show some basic techniques to achieve 2-way databinding in a WPF/XBAP application.

(Cindy Rodriguez) You can use the CommandName and CommandArgument attributes of a button to submit arguments to an ASP.NET method on the server. For example, suppose you have a repeater control in a page that shows a nicely formatted list of products. You can include a button on that page that, when

(Scott Mitchell) Websites that produce new content on a regular basis should include a syndication feed, which is a specially formatted XML file that includes a summary of the most recently published items. Virtually all blogs, news sites, and social media sites have a syndication feed, and 4Guys is

(Brian Rush) This brief article will present how we can leverage the magic of JQuery to load partial views via AJAX calls into an ASP.NET MVC application. It is really quite amazing how the power of JQuery dovetails so nicely into ASP.NET MVC.

(Nathanael Jones) Adding stylesheets or changing meta tags is just slighly clunky with the default Page class provided by ASP.NET. We’re going to fix that.

(Adrian Grigore) LINQ to SQL is a fantastic addition to .NET 3.0! It provides a type safe, powerful, and extremely flexible way to implement data access in .NET applications.