(Tom Petrocelli) The explosion of corporate data in the 1990s, coupled with new data storage technology such as networked storage, has made the accumulation and management of large amounts of data a corporate priority. The ability to protect this data is paramount, and this chapter will give you an
Tag: Development
Unlocking the Inner Secrets of WinForms
(Adam Calderon) The new version of Windows Forms in .NET 2.0 brings some exciting and much-needed enhancements that not only allow for more productivity, but also allow for creating some extremely professional looking applications that have the look and feel of many of the office applications we use
Adding Google Suggest Functionality to an ASP.NET Application
(Niraj Sharma) The purpose of this article is to show how to use the free AutoSuggestBox control to add ‘Google Suggest’ functionality to your ASP.NET application. There are plenty of articles available on the internet that explain how to do it, but there is usually just a lot of theory and not much
Using generics to manage a collection of objects
(Amirthalingam Prasanna) This article focuses on managing a collection of objects using generics, an important addition to the .NET Framework 2.0, and examines the capabilities provided by the generic list.
Ask Me No Questions: A Developer’s Guide to User Interviews
(Lynn Greiner) If you mention market research to most people, they’ll probably greet the phrase with a snarl. Plenty of people associate market research with the telepests who call at dinnertime, pretending to conduct surveys when they’re actually trying to sell timeshare vacations or vacuum cleaner
Numeric TextBox for ASP.NET
(Tadas Budvytis) This example are shows how to extend textbox so it’s only accepts number as an entry. User can’t enter in the textbox anything else except number. Well the process of doing that is quite simple and straightforward. All the job is done in jscript procedure which handles textbox OnKey
Examining ASP.NET 2.0’s Membership, Roles, and Profile – Part 1
(Scott Mitchell) There’s one thing messageboard websites, eCommerce websites, social network websites, and portal websites share in common: they all provide user accounts. These websites, and many others, allow (or require) visitors to create an account in order to utilize certain functionality.
Getting the Latest Files from Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Remotely
(Steve Green) Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to get the latest project you require out of Visual SourceSafe from out of the office? Okay, so you can use offsite versions of Visual SourceSafe, but you have to pay for most of these applications. It would be nice to do this programatically. You never k
Simplify report creation with .NET’s various reporting options
(Tony Patton) Data is the lifeblood of the enterprise and almost every application you develop will tap data in some manner. With all that data, users eventually want to view it in a report.
The Singleton and Factory Patterns in PHP: Building a Form Generator Class
(Alejandro Gervasio) In this final part of the series, Alejandro Gervasio examines a point that he has not taking into consideration so far: that the layout of form elements plays a relevant role within the overall development process. With this in mind, he encapsulates the logic needed to generate