(David Catherman) This is the third part in a series of hands-on tutorials that will take you through all the steps to build a complete application using the new SQL Server 2005 database and Visual Studio 2005 IDE tools. This time you will be working with a Web interface to the application.

(Scott Mitchell) The HTML standard defines a number of metadata elements that can optionally be added to a web page. One of the most common is the TITLE element, which appears in the HEAD element and names the page. The value of the title, if provided, appears in the browser’s Window title bar and a

(Markus Egger) At PDC 2005, Microsoft introduced brand new technology known as LINQ, which stands for “Language Integrated Query.”

(Tony Patton) I used to spend a lot of time working with the Lotus Domino platform and its LotusScript language. One of my favorite features about the language was the List object; it simplified working with a collection of identical objects. I was pleasantly surprised to find a similar (and more po

(Joydip Kanjilal) ADO.NET is an improvement over traditional ADO as a data access technology that is used in the managed environment of Microsoft .NET. This article discusses this technology, its classes and the providers that it supports.

(Alejandro Gervasio) Here you have it. The tutorial that you were waiting for! Welcome to the concluding part of the series “Maintaining the state of applications with PHP sessions.” In several tutorials, this series goes through the key points of managing sessions in PHP, and explores some of their

(Abraham Knell) Teamware, groupware, collaborative solutions, peer-to-peer, professional services automation, portfolio management, task management, workgroup software . . . During the past decade, project management (PM) solutions have taken on many names and faces, and have been clustered with a v

(Robert R Freeman) One of the most common types of reports is a master detail report. The following tutorial provides the most straightforward method for creating this type of a report in Visual Studio 2005. We will be using the Access NorthWind database as our data source. If you do not have the No

(Cheryl Strait and John Volpe) Managers can use project management tools and techniques to successfully initiate and manage efforts associated with implementing or maturing their data integration and data warehousing capabilities.

(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to part two of the series “Separating logic from presentation.” Comprised of three articles, this series walks you through the development of an extensible template processor in PHP 5, which you might find quite useful for separating the logic of your PHP applications fr