(Riccardo Govoni) Modern browsers have greatly improved their performances, development tools, and compatibility. Even though most web sites still adhere to the page paradigm, rendering their content as it would appear in a newspaper or book, browsers can support highly interactive applications that
Tag: Development
Adding Standard Deviation to LINQ
(Chris Bennett) If you have performed much in the way of basic data analysis using LINQ (Language Integrated Query), you probably have noticed that standard deviation is not included out of the box. Why Standard Deviation is missing is a mystery as LINQ does include the other basic aggregators such
Creating a Custom View Engine in ASP.NET MVC
(Timothy Khouri) ASP.NET is an awesome web development platform that many developers wouldn’t ever want to part with. However, if given the option, there are definitely parts of the package that you may want to swap out. This article will show you how easy it can be to break away from the "inline-AS
Access an AJAX Enabled WCF Service using ASP.NET and Client Script
(Suprotim Agarwal) In this article, we will see how to create an AJAX-enabled WCF Service and how to consume it using client-side script in an ASP.NET page. I have kept the example quiet simple so in order to keep our focus on creating and consuming AJAX Enabled WCF Services.
Hyperlink Button in Silverlight
(Mahesh Chand) This article demonstrates how to create and use a HyperlinkButton control in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
Apply ASP.NET Authentication and Authorization Rules to Static Content with IIS 7.0’s Integrated Pipeline Feature
(Scott Mitchell) Many ASP.NET applications that support user accounts use forms-based authentication and URL authorization. Forms-based authentication is a mechanism by which users can log into the site by entering their credentials – typically a username and password – into textboxes in a login pag
Tip #40: Did you knowHow to scope master pages?
(Deepak Verma) Master page is a template page that can be used to create a consistent layout for your application. First you create a master page to define the look & feel of the application and then you create the content pages that contains the content.
Generic comparer: for comparing/sorting sources of unknown types
(Robert Verpalen) It’s been a long time since making this class and don’t believe I posted it yet, but since I’m going to use it in the DataGridViewGrouper (see previous post), thought I’d post it now.
Improve your jQuery – 25 excellent tips
(Jon Hobbs-Smith) jQuery is awesome. I’ve been using it for about a year now and although I was impressed to begin with I’m liking it more and more the longer I use it and the more I find out about it’s inner workings.
Two worlds of Dynamic Data customization: generic vs schema specific
(David Ebbo) There are many ways to customize a ASP.NET Dynamic Data site, which can sometimes be a bit overwhelming to newcomers. Before deciding what customization makes sense for you, it is important to understand the two major buckets that they fall into: –Generic customization: things that
