(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the last part of the series “Building a PHP 5 form processor.” In three parts, this series goes through the development of an extensible form processor package in PHP 5, explaining its benefits and demonstrating its implementation.

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(Palo Mraz) Although the term “delayed event handling” (DEH; also known as deferred, postponed or asynchronous event handling) might sound a bit arcane, I’d bet that you’re quite familiar with the phenomena it represents. For example, the Windows Explorer implements DEH in its Folders pane: if y

(Jeff Prosise) Since its introduction in 2002, ASP.NET has become the gold standard for Web applications run on servers powered by Microsoft Windows. In version 2.0 of the Microsoft .NET Framework, ASP.NET sheds its new-kid-on-the-block status. Its aim is to reduce the amount of code required to

(Alessandro Del Sole) Visual Studio 2005 and single Express Editions implement a new great feature, which allows you to create your own project templates or item templates. These last can be added to your project when you select the "Project/Add new item" menu command.

Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition is part of the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 family, and is the best development tool for building data driven web applications with ASP.NET 2.0. As part of the Express family, Visual Web Developer provides a seamless upgrade path to Visual Studio Standard, P

(Keith Brown) Version 2.0 of the Microsoft .NET Framework has been released. A year ago, when I first got my hands on the Beta 2 bits, I hacked together a little program to dump all of the public members of all public types in the entire Framework and ran it on version 1.1 in addition to version 2.0

(Chris Sully) In this third article we’ll take a look at the changes to the architecture of ASP.NET v2.0. In particular we’ll look at the changes to the compilation and deployment model. We’ll also take a quick look at the tool support provided by Visual Studio .NET 2005. In subsequent articles we’l

(Payton Byrd) This is a continuation of the previous entry. It was too long to fit in one entry!

(Chris Menegay) Software development is generally recognized as a difficult process. Numerous studies have been conducted and volumes of books written on how to improve the process of developing applications to yield better and more consistent results. The difficulty has never been in coming up