(Bipin Joshi) Data bound controls are most popular amongst developers because of their verticality. Controls such as GridView and DataList are popular not just because they provide rich features out of the box but because they allow great deal of customization. To that end templates go a long way i
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.NET Debugging Demos Lab 6: Debugging Challenge (Memory leak)
(Tess Fernandez) Here is the debugging challenge for lab 6… this one is really tricky… I will post the step-by-step instructions and review in about a week, but for now I will only post a problem description.
Accessing data using Language Integrated Query (LINQ) in ASP.NET WebPages – Part 1
(Balamurali Balaji) This article comprises of two parts; Part 1 deals with the introduction to LINQ and LinqDataSource control in ASP.NET and describes how to define and retrieve an in-memory data collection and display data in a web page. Part 2 explains how to create entity classes to represent SQ
Never Write an Insecure ASP.NET Application Ever Again
(Don Kiely) One of the most important security principles for software development is least privilege.
Client Application Services – Part 1
(Bilal Haidar) ASP.NET 2.0 introduced the Application Services which are a set of services used to manage user security from authenticating users, creation of new users, retrieving user passwords, getting user roles, to loading and saving per-user profile data from and into a database. These service
Writing CLS-Compliant Structures in Visual Basic 2008
(Alessandro Del Sole) Many developers already know what the Common Language Specifications (CLS) are: a set of rules that every developer should adhere to make sure their managed assemblies can work even when referenced by applications written with programming languages different from the one used b
Introduction To Queries
(Kenneth Downs) Today we are going to look at performance, direct SQL coding, and then begin with the basics of the SQL SELECT command.
Dependency Injection for .NET using a Dynamic Service Locator with Dynamic Proxy Injection
(Ralph Varjabedian) All of us have written code at some time that we wanted to share or reuse in other projects. The more you write code, the more you realize that you need a faster way to reuse your code. One of the problems is that sometimes you want to have the same functionality across several p
Additional Parsing Options
(Jim Mischel) The .NET Framework’s built-in numeric types can parse a wide range of number formats. Two overloads of the Parse method allow you to specify a System.Globalization.NumberStyles parameter that defines how the input string should be treated. Using this overload, you can specify that the
.NET Debugging Demos Lab5: Crash – Review
(Tess Fernandez) Since I already posted a challenge for this lab earlier I didn’t want to wait too long with publishing the review…
