(Thiru Thangarathinam) With the introduction of C# 3.0, Microsoft has released a number of features that greatly enhance the object oriented programming experience of C# developers. These new features enable you to declare and instantiate objects with a new syntax that is not only intuitive but also
Tag: Development
7 ways to do Performance Optimization of an ASP.NET 3.5 Web 2.0 portal
(Tanzim Saqib) This article explores some of the key performance issues that can occur while developing a Web 2.0 portal using server side multithreading and caching. It also demonstrates model driven application development using Windows Workflow Foundation.
CodeSnip: How to Select the Records from a Table Following a Pattern
(Deepankar Sarangi) This code snip explains how to select only those records from a table which follow a particular series. Let us say we want to find only the odd numbered rows from a table.
Importing an Excel Spreadsheet Using Typed DataSets and TableAdapters: Building the Database
(Nannette Thacker) In most data-driven Web applications, users add data to the database by entering it through a web page. While this works well for most scenarios, there are times when the user has already collected the data to enter elsewhere, and having them tediously re-enter it through a web pa
Model Domain Objects with the Entity Framework
(Roger Jennings) Microsoft’s ADO.NET Team readies Entity Framework and Tools 1.0 for release as a VS 2008 add-in with enterprise-level features that LINQ to SQL doesn’t offer — domain object modeling, flexible inheritance techniques, multiple database vendors, and do-it-yourself n-tier deployment.
Auto Complete in ASP.NET using Ajax
(Raj Beniwal) AutoComplete is an ASP.NET AJAX extender that can be attached to any TextBox control, and will associate that control with a popup DropDown like list of words that begin with the prefix typed into the textbox.
.NET Tip: Where Is Your Data Coming From?
(Jay Miller) LINQ to Objects allows you to use LINQ queries with any object that support IEnumerable or IEnumerable(T). This means that you can use LINQ to acccess data in arrays, lists, dictionaries, and other collections. You also can use LINQ with any of your own classes that implement or inherit
.NET Debugging Demos Lab 4: High CPU Hang – Review
(Tess Fernandez) Hope you have had a chance to go through the high CPU lab… Some people already commented with the solution in the lab instructions for this lab but here are my answers and commentary on the lab.
Six Quick Crystal Reports Design Tips
(Jeff McWherter) I have found myself working on projects where reports have been last minute additions that demanded a great deal of time and a certain touch of detail. Many times, reports are cobbled together, with good design and performance falling to the wayside. Reports are the primary represe
Selecting Checkboxes inside the GridView Control
(Mohan Kumar Rajasekaran) The ASP.NET GridView control is the successor to the ASP.NET DataGrid control which has many built in functionalities like paging, sorting, editing or deleting data. In this article I will explain how to select checkboxes inside the GridView control.
