(Neil Knobbe) A recent post on vbCity regarding deploying an application with ClickOnce got me wondering about doing deployment with ClickOnce.

(Steve C. Orr) Movies often portray hackers as evil super-geniuses or prodigy whiz kids. While there might be a few in the real world that almost live up to that mythical status, the vast majority of modern day hackers are actually script kiddies who know little to nothing about the inner workings o

(scott) In my previous article (an Introduction to LINQ), I described LINQ as a language agnostic technology. LINQ can work in Visual Basic just as well as it can work in C#. However, both languages introduced new features to facilitate and enhance the LINQ experience. In this article, we want to in

The objective of this tutorial is to show the steps you have to follow to create your own WAT (Web site Administration tool) in ASP.NET.

(edwin_vermeer) There are some very nice additions to the new C# 3.0 language. For instance Automatic Properties, Object and Collection Initializers, Extension Methods, Lambda Expressions, Anonymous Types and of course LINQ.

(Thiru Thangarathinam) In a previous DevX article, you saw the basic process for using the LinqDataSource control to retrieve and display data. That article discussed functionality such as passing parameters to a LINQ query and executing a stored procedure. This article builds on that foundation by

(Jay Miller) The Windows The Windows event log is great place to log pertinent information from your application. There is built-in support for accessing the event log in .NET that you can easily implement. Here, I would like you show you a simple method to add entries to the Application event log.

(Keyvan Nayyeri) In the first three parts of this series I talked about some major aspects of MVC pattern, ASP.NET MVC Framework and KBlog (the simple blog engine that is being created in this series as a showcase). So far, I discussed controller and data model as two of the three main components in

(Mike Gold) Pattern matching in F# is similar to using a switch statement in C#, but has a lot more flexibility. You still need to be type safe, as you do in C#, but you really have a lot of flexibility in each “case” of the pattern. The best way to understand pattern matching in F# is to take a […]

(Roger Jennings) Cloud computing became the buzzword du jour in 2007, as Google Inc. promoted its Google data (GData) APIs for interacting with an increasing list of free Web-based services and as Amazon.com rolled out Simple Storage Service (S3), Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), and SimpleDB as low-cos