(Alejandro Gervasio) This is the first part of a three-part series that covers separating logic from presentation in PHP applications. In this article you will learn to develop a template system that is advanced enough to meet the requirements of a majority of applications.

(Rambabu S) The article discusses a couple of features introduced for assembly and versioning in Visual Studio 2005.

(Thiru Thangarathinam) One of the issues developers had when they first started to develop commercial Web sites was some of the limitations of using a browser as the interface. For instance, there were many cases where you wanted to retrieve information from the server after the user had performed s

(Alejandro Gervasio) Iteration is a straightforward concept. Recursion is a bit more complicated; it can be defined as a regular function that calls itself. PHP supports recursive functions. This article, the first of three parts, will explain recursive functions and help you see why they are useful

(Craig Shoemaker) Have you ever been asked to create an ASP.NET page that required you to protect users from themselves? All too often, this need is seen when a page initiates a server side process that takes a significant amount of time to complete. Often, users will fill out a mortgage applicati

(Marina Fisher, Ray Lai, Laurence Moroney and Sonu Sharma) This chapter provides a basic introduction to asynchronous integration. Asynchronous integration occurs when a number of processes integrate but do not lock for the time of the transaction on which they are integrated.

(Hannes du Preez) Obfuscation is the process of scrambling the symbols, code, and data of a program to prevent reverse engineering. Obfuscation tools mangle symbols and rearrange code blocks to foil decompiling. They also may encrypt strings containing sensitive data. It’s important to understand th

(Steve Hoberman) An application’s flexibility and data quality depend quite a bit on the underlying data model. In other words, a good data model can lead to a good application and a bad data model can lead to a bad application. Therefore we need an objective way of measuring what is good or bad ab

(John Belthoff) If you read the internet and all of the websites dedicated to Asp.Net you will inevitably read about the wonders of the DataGrid, DataList, and Repeater controls. While each of these has its place, if you are only displaying data there is a much faster and more efficient means to do

(Bill Hatfield) Looking for a way to add dynamic pop-out menus to your website? (video)