(Paul Kimmel) I wrote my first VB code in 1978. I am not surprised that programming is still fun, still interesting, still amusing after all these years. Computers really got interesting for the average person around 1986, ten years after Bill Gates started Microsoft, but just two years after Micros

(Dan Clem) Forms-based authentication combined with ASP.NET 2.0’s Membership and Roles systems makes creating and managing user accounts incredibly easy. I continue to be amazed at how the login-related Web controls encapsulate the array of tasks that I had always had to code by hand in classic ASP.

(Sushila Bowalekar Patel) It is a very common requirement to Group the data based on particular column or cell data.

(Tony Patton) A client recently moved its user community to a standard desktop configuration with enhanced security to reduce the installation of non-standard applications. The development staff was agitated when confronted with the details of the migration since the organization deemed many of thei

(Dan Winn) If you’re a Web developer with some basic SQL Server skills, this session will take you to the next level. Delve into the database service model and database security. Learn how you can use Trace to debug T-SQL code, and use caching and adding indexes to improve site performance. Discover

(Santosh Joshi) Ever since the term business intelligence (BI) was coined, myriad definitions have evolved in trying to fully and clearly define what BI really means. All the definitions point to the simple fact that any system that adds intelligence to business processes can be classified as a BI s

(G. Mohyuddin) It is a TreeView Control that has been extended from the ASP.NET TreeView shipped with .NET Framework 2.0. By extending it from the built in TreeView control, the purpose is to have all basic features of the existing TreeView with some new features, which are highly required but are n

(Alejandro Gervasio) It’s unusual to create multiple instances of a class, but certainly it may happen during the development of a PHP application. To solve this issue quickly and with minor hassles, the prototype design pattern can be really useful. If you want to learn more about it, this article

(Anand Narayanaswamy) Nowadays, web masters prefer to receive information from their users or customers through a contact or feedback form placed on the website. ASP.NET 2.0 provides a simplified approach to achieve the task as compared to ASP.NET 1.1. In this part of the series, we will examine how

(Kevin S. Goff) Lookup and navigation screens initially seem like no-brainers, when compared to other parts of an application—yet by the time a developer has met all the user requirements and requests, he/she has expended much more time than expected.