(Todd Anglin) Every application development project starts the same way. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a single developer scribbling notes on a whiteboard or a major enterprise conducting meeting after meeting with your project stakeholders. Every application starts with requirements. Requirement

(Pankaj Shukla) The .NET development framework facilitates writing applications in more than one programming language like VB or C#. While writing a .NET application, you can always opt for a language of our choice. You can even write each module (say a Windows form or a Web form) of an application

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(Peter Vogel) By default, in a GridView users can only put one row at a time into edit mode. When users are updating multiple rows they get saddled with a very repetitious workflow: Click the Edit button for the first row…Make the change…Click the Update button…Click the Edit button for the ne

(Scott Mitchell) A number of personal websites and blogs have a “What I’m Reading” section, where the site owner lists books he’s currently reading. Typically these widgets include a cover image of the book, the title and author, and a link the web visitor can click to buy the book or learn more abo

(Suprotim Agarwal) In this article, we will see some tips and tricks while using the paging feature of the ASP.NET GridView control. To get started with the tips, I have set up a simple GridView that binds to some data using a SQLDataSource.

(Dinesh Beniwal) The Button element represents a WPF Button control in XAML.

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(Matthew Cochran) In my previous article I talked about the general process of developing from the outside-in. This way we ensure that our API is correct and more mature before we invest time and effort in implementation. This process also makes writing a Fluent Interface much more intuitive than w