(Kalyan Bandarupalli) This post gives you the basic overview on ASP.NET Models, Views and Controllers. It explains how all parts in MVC Application work together and discuss how the Architecture of an ASP.NET MVC application differs from an ASP.NET Web Forms application.

(Baruhari) This article describes how to display the Context Menu on each row of the ListView Control using DropDownExtender and Menu control.

(Jim Mischel) Since the runtime obviously can call the method directly (that is, MethodInfo.Invoke is able to call the method), it stands to reason that we should be able to do the same thing in our own code. And as it turns out, the .NET Framework has a facility for doing such a thing: the Delegate

(Paul Kimmel) The Red X, ControlBox, or whatever you call it, can be pesky. The ControlBox closes a window in a WinForms application. That’s what it’s for. If that form is the last open form or the main form, your application closes. If you handle the FormClosing event, you can Cancel the close oper

(Rod Stephens) The forerunner to this article, Getting Started with Task Parallel Library, explained how to use the Task Parallel Library (TPL) to launch swarms of tasks on separate threads that execute on all your computer’s available CPUs. That article used basic stripped-down examples to demonstr

(Eric Landes) In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the custom formatting options available to Crystal reports developers when deploying applications. Custom formatting helps those folks who develop and resell custom applications. Their customers may want to customize the formatting of their report

(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET offers a variety of tools and mechanisms for working with database data, including a number of data source controls, such as the SqlDataSource, ObjectDataSource, and LinqDataSource, among others. The SqlDataSource is one of the most basic data source controls as it operates

(Raj Beniwal) The MultiView control is a container for a group of View controls. It allows you to define a group of View controls, where each View control contains child controls. Your application can then render a specific View control to the client based on criteria such as user identity, user pre

(Tony Patton) There has been considerable chatter about F# for some time. The programming language began its life at Microsoft Research and recently progressed to the mainstream with the release of the September 2008 Community Technology Preview.

(Tom) Thought I would give a little details on one type of optimization that it is possible to see and explain what it is and how it affects things so that if you come across it, you will understand what is happening.