(William R. Vaughn) When using the ReportViewer control in Visual Studio (2005 or 2008), you have ample opportunities to craft logic-driven SQL to build the rowset passed to the report or even munge the data values returned. Often, all you need to do is generate a string that’s based on input parame

(Richard Newcombe) All too often in an application, there’s a need to sort a list of items. In this article, I will cover some of the more common sorting algorithms and give a few tips on choosing the right one for the job. I will cover the classic “Bubble sort” and “Insertion sort,” right through t

(Tess Fernandez) I realize that you probably haven’t all had a chance to look at the Crash lab yet, considering I just published it on Friday but here is the review for it. I have to say that considering the amount of downloads for the buggy bits site I am a bit surprised with the lack of questions

(Joe Stagner) In this video I will demonstrate uploading a dynamically determined number of files to your ASP.NET application.

(David Hayden) I couldn’t resist trying one thing with Unity this morning before doing real work 🙂 I wanted to try Unity with the ASP.NET MVC Framework for dependency injection into Controllers using a custom IControllerFactory.

(Scott Guthrie) This past December we released the first preview of a new ASP.NET MVC Framework as part of the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP Release. I also wrote a number of blog posts that provide more detail on what the ASP.NET MVC framework is and how you can optionally use it:

(Tony Patton) Developers often overlook basic programming options in favor of new or cool ways to deliver results. This is true for many of the standard ASP.NET features. A good example is the TextBox Web control, which offers plenty of options for building applications. This week, I take a closer l

(Jay Miller) The applications I’ve been working on lately send a lot of email notifications out as the status of the application and monitored devices change. There are a handful of different email messages that could be sent. I wanted a means to store the bodies of these emails in a manner that wou

(Richard Mitchell) I’ve been playing a bit lately with .NET Remoting and I must say that so far I’m deeply un-impressed. The documentation seems to be sparse at best and downright misleading at worst. So I thought I’d put a few of my discoveries here so that people can learn from my mistakes.

(Tess Fernandez) In December I blogged about a little tool that i wrote to analyze hangs in dumps, and i showed the following output, but didnt really get into the details of why the process was stuck in here…