(Suprotim Agarwal) As given in the ASP.NET AJAX documentation The Accordion is a web control that allows you to provide multiple panes and display them one at a time. It is like having several CollapsiblePanels where only one can be expanded at a time.

(Stephen Toub, Igor Ostrovsky, and Huseyin Yildiz) Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely heard about the “manycore shift.” Processor manufacturers such as Intel and AMD are increasing the power of their hardware by scaling out the number of cores on a processor rather than by attempt

(Scott Guthrie) Today we released a beta of the new ASP.NET MVC framework. Click here to download it. You can also visit www.asp.net/mvc to explore tutorials, quickstarts, and videos to learn more.

Several times we encounter a great and sophisticated web or desktop application that does not poses it’s appropriate market share just for the reason of poorly written SETUP package and poorly designed deployment strategy. The fact is simple: If your users are not able to easily deploy your applicat

(John Peterson) There are times when it’s nice to have a full blown development environment like Visual Studio to mangage your site with, but there are also times when a simple little web app fits the bill perfectly. That’s the idea behind the code in this article. Adding a tool like this to your si

(Peter Vogel) In this column and in following ones, I’m going to look at integrating Dynamic Data (part of ASP.NET 3.5 SP1) into an existing ASP.NET project. You’ll be playing along with me: I don’t know if this technology is actually going to turn out to be practical.

(Nikhil Kothari) Earlier this week, the much anticipated Silverlight 2 was finally released! Personally speaking, it’s a day that’s been coming for a while – ever since my days prototyping the Core CLR engine running in the browser some two+ years ago now… and already, we’re busy building the next

(Jay Miller) Have you ever had the need to expose a read-only list? I’m not just talking about a List property that could not be set directly, but one that could not have any elements added, removed, or modified? There is a simple way to do this by using the AsReadOnly() method of a List. Here

(Mahesh Chand) A RadioButton is usually used in a group with multiple options where one has to be selected.

(Ted Neward) Originally a research language from Microsoft Research, F# has long been a "secret weapon" in the arsenal of .NET programmers for doing statistically and mathematically heavy coding. More recently, however, a growing number of developers have begun to see the inherent advantages implici