(David Hayden) This is my 4th tutorial on the new ASP.NET Dynamic Data that ships with the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP. ASP.NET Dynamic Data is all about building database-driven web applications in a more productive and less monotonous manner, and that sounds good to me 🙂

(Nidal Arabi) I always wanted to be able to fill a panel with information gathered from all around the page directly after my end user selected his options and present them into a summary. Dynamic populate extender is a nice controller of a panel that is expected to be filled dynamically at the choi

(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET version 3.5 added two new data Web controls to the Toolbox: the ListView and DataPager. As discussed in the first installment of this article series, Displaying Data with the ListView, the ListView control offers the same built-in features found in the GridView, but much fin

(Rajib Ahmed) This grid will allow users to view master/child or master/slave details of records from a SQL database. It will allow them to view the details through the client side script, and will maintain the state of expanded rows during any postback.

(Mahr G. Mohyuddin) Server controls are meant for eliminating redundant code and boosting productivity. They make development tasks easier by hiding their internal details and providing ready to use packaged functionality. There are many controls shipped with ASP.NET that shorten development effort,

(Muhammad Mosa) In order to reach international markets through the Internet, supporting different cultures through our applications is essential for being successful. The .NET Framework 2.0 as well as 1.x comes with an integrated infrastructure for creating international applications. Basically, th

(Rich Quackenbush) To cache objects returned from a service, you can use one of several available mechanisms, the simplest of which is to reference the objects indefinitely. However, this approach ultimately suffers if an application caches too much data. Alternatively, you could use the Microsoft C

(David Hayden) ASP.NET Dynamic Data is one of the new technologies showcased in the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP released a few weeks ago. It is all about building database-driven web applications quicker and with less effort. If you haven’t played with it yet, you can get up to speed by viewing the p

(Wei-Meng Lee) Developing Windows Vista Sidebar gadgets generally involves a lot of JavaScript programming. To make it possible for Sidebar gadgets to access the various systems’ information, Microsoft has provided a set of APIs that Sidebar gadget developers can use within their Sidebar gadgets, wh

(Jay Miller) Extension methods allow you to add functionality to existing classes by modifying the original class or using partial classes. In fact, you don’t need access to the source of the class at all. You can extend third-party classes and built-in classes as easily as you can extend your own c