(Questpond) In this section we will learn about the basics of MVC and then see how we can implement the same in ASP.NET using HttpHandlers.

(Vinod Unny) A picture is worth a thousand words’ is a well known saying. When applied to large amounts of data this becomes especially true. This is why a lot of data is shown in a summry view in different sorts of graphs. However, till now if you wanted to show a graph in your application written

(Paul Kimmel) Occasionally, I get tired of plain old rectangular shaped WinForms applications and decide to add some simple rounded-rectangular-ly shaped elements to change it up. The problem is I have to remember how to make them. And, because it’s the holiday season, why not keep it fun and light?

(Ged Mead) One of the things that often pulls me up in mid flow when I’m putting WPF UIs together in a Window is that some of the core properties seem to have disappeared. Now, some of these are so fundamental that I know they have to be there, but obviously hiding under a different name.

(Damon Armstrong) At this year’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC 2008), Microsoft was quite forthcoming with specifics about the future for developers on the Microsoft .NET platform. In this article, we will take a quick look at some of the upcoming features in the .NET 4.0 Framework, the ne

(Tony Patton) Microsoft recently announced plans to adopt jQuery as part of its official development platform. The inclusion of jQuery provides more features to ASP.NET developers. Here’s a closer look at the combination and how jQuery may work within an ASP.NET application.

(Mahesh Chand) A polyline is a collection of connected straight lines. This article demonstrates how to create and use a Polyline control in Silverlight using XAML and C#.

Discusses how to use and implement the ASP.NET Calendar control. This control allows you to display a full month-to-month calendar from which you can select dates. We will give an example of how to use the control to select a date in a form using AJAX components so the page doesn’t have to reload.

Learn the basics of a Stored Procedure in VB.NET. A stored procedure is a query stored in a database. We will show you how to create a SQL Database, add a Stored Procedure, and access it with our VB.NET script.

(Amirthalingam Prasanna) Whenever I go into a fast food centre to order food, I get a couple of choices: to-go (take-away) or have it here (eat-in). Because I usually need to get back to work quickly, I mostly choose to-go (take-away) and take the meal back to my home or work place. Most of the smar