(Timothy Khouri) Hot off the presses, and new to ASP.NET MVC (Preview 5) is an awesome capability that (in my opinion) revolutionizes the way we design web applications. This feature is being touted (by me) as “the ViewState for MVC”.

(Jacob J. Sanford) Creating one page (Default.aspx) that is aesthetically pleasing, easy to use by your visitors, takes various browsers into consideration, uses CSS, is one thing. Copying this code to every page in your site would be, to say the least, a maintenance nightmare. Can you imagine havin

(Raj Beniwal) In this article I will show you how to Select, Insert, Update, Delete data using LinqDataSource control. Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) is a query syntax that defines a set of query operators that enable traversal, filter, and projection operations to be expressed in a declarative wa

(Tom) When using a WebRequest, one important thing to keep in mind is how many connections are allowed to be made to the same server. The maxConnection setting will affect how many connections you can concurrently have to a given server. When you set up a proxy, System.Net sees the proxy as the se

(Jeffrey Juday) Since the early days of the personal computer revolution, the gap between what can be visualized in the imagination and what can be visually rendered by the typical application developer has been wide. The introduction of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) has greatly narrowed tha

(Suresh Kumar Goudampally) The Microsoft framework tools are designed to make it easier to create, deploy and manage applications and components that target the .NET Framework.

(David Hayden) We have been playing with input validation in the previous ASP.NET MVC Tutorials. With the new ModelState.AddModelError functionality we have a really cool way to provide feedback to the user on errors in his/her input. One of the cool offerings from Microsoft Patterns & Practices is

(Mike Dobbles) You can see a working example of the finished data centric Silverlight 2.0 web application here. A screen shot is provided below.

(Tess Ferrandez) I was helping a colleague out with an OOM (OutOfMemory) situation he was dealing with.

(Jim Mischel) As I continue with my current project, I find myself increasingly hamstrung by the .NET two gigabyte limit. It’s becoming more and more difficult to fit some of the things I’m working on into two-gigabyte chunks. The extended collection classes we’ve created alleviate the problem to so