(James Moore) In today’s world of high processor speeds, and vast amounts of available memory, many programmers seem to ignore the limitations on these resources in applications.
Tag: Development
Implementing a simple Silverlight Control
(Phil Curnow) I am sure that many of you have read about Silverlight, the latest offering from Microsoft promising the ability to deliver rich interactive applications and media. Silverlight 1.1 Alpha has just been released and with this in mind, I decided to download all the tools required to start
ASP.NET Compilation Models
(Jim Cheshire) In this chapter, learn the details of how ASP.NET applications are compiled. This information is not vital to your success as an ASP.NET developer, but having an understanding of the architecture of your development environment always makes you a better developer.
Transparent borderless forms in C#
(Scott Lysle) This article describes an approach to displaying transparent forms in a Windows application. Such may be useful to anyone wishing to display an odd shaped form for a splash screen or possibly a tool dialog with a transparent background.
Using the ASP.NET 2.0 ListBox Control
(Michael Youssef) The ListBox is a powerful, yet easy to work with, control. In this article we are going to take a look at the ListBox control and learn how to use it.
Language Feature Highlight: Extension Methods
(Mark Strawmyer) Learn to highlight the extension methods language feature that has been added to the C# 3.0 and Visual Basic 9.0 languages. You’ll touch on what they are, the syntax behind them, and why they are relevant.
Securing Data in .NET
(Murat Firat) Cryptology is a field that deals with providing security and privacy. This field includes many cryptosystems each one consisting of a set of algorithms that aims to provide data security. Nowadays, cryptosystems are widely used in any area of digital technology. Digital signatures, ele
Inline-Edit Control Using ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 Extensions
(Bilal Haidar) AJAX brought a lot of new ideas to develop rich web applications. Many techniques that we used to dream of before the days of AJAX can now be easily implemented!
Using the Exception Handling Block in Enterprise Library 3.0
(Thiru Thangarathinam) By default, the .NET Framework includes a number of classes that convey information about exceptions generated by the application. Whenever an error occurs in a .NET application, the .NET Framework catches it and raises the associated exception to the application. It is up to
GridView With ObjectDataSource
(AzamSharp) In this article I will show you how you can use the ObjectDataSource with the GridView control to do editing, updating, deleting and adding new records. There are several ways to perform these operations, I am using the simplest approach. The project files are also attached with this art
