(plmanabhan) This article is intended for most Microsoft development shops using the standard MS technology. It discusses the considerations that need to be taken into account when migrating existing VS2003 applications to VS2005. These considerations would include: –The strategy to take, in ter

(Ameet Phadnis) In my previous article entitled “Speed Up with Project Templates Using Visual Studio 2005 – Part 2,” I dealt with how you can create Project Templates with the export template wizard. In that article I did mention the IWizard interface and how it could be used to perform some prelim

(fstrahberger) This article explains how to display a totals line in the GridView footer. First bind a XML-file to the GridView.

(Alejandro Gervasio) The DirectoryIterator class is an important part of the Standard PHP Library (SPL). Among other things, it lets you traverse any specified directory with a regular “foreach” loop. In this first article of a three-part series, some of the most relevant methods that come with the

(Mahesh Chand) Recently, I needed a Windows MessageBox like class for ASP.NET. Doing some search on Google, I found some code for message box in VB.NET and converted code from VB.NET to C# and made some changes. Unfortunately, I forgot the URL where I found the code.

(Scott Guthrie) Typically when you work on projects you have a standard approach that you like to use to structure and organize your code (folder layout, default namespaces included, assembly references included by default, standard CSS stylesheets included, etc). This is often the first thing deve

(Paul Kimmel) Long time no write, kids. Sometimes life throws you a curve, you get whacked, and you take a base. Standing on first a little dazed and confused, it’s good to be writing about something simple and fun: the My feature.

(Sandeep Acharya) This article deals with the boxing and unboxing in Microsoft .NET. It is a fact that in our daily coding standards we usually forget to keep track of these things, but each developer should know what it means and that the proper use of this will definitely lead to a powerful appli

(Ashish Patel) User controls are an excellent feature in ASP.NET. With a little effort, you can add many cool features to them and apply these features every time the user control is used. In this article, we discuss how to implement draggable user controls using ASP.NET.

(scott_hackett) Have you ever wondered how profiling tools hook into .Net applications? This article shows how you can create your own custom .Net profiler for any managed application. This profiler is about as basic as you can get, but it shows how to create one and provides a skeleton that can be