(Kareem Shaker) This article shows you what master pages, and why it’s so importaning for templatizing your website giving one simple example to creating master pages and content pages, with some useful tips.

(Tim Stevens) The Google Web API gives developers the ability to open a pipe between their apps and Google’s amazingly comprehensive index of the Web. Although the API doesn’t give you access to everything that Google offers via a browser, and it’s still in beta, its features give you the power

(Ian Suttle) You’ve heard of it. It is the latest buzz term for web programmers these days. AJAX is an acronym that stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX gains its popularity by allowing data on a page to be dynamically updated without having to make the browser reload the page. I will de

(Dimitrios Markatos) Everyone, I’m sure, who has allowed for more than a passing perusal of .NET must be excited at the power of its Framework. Those with a pure programming background and earlier knowledge of pre-.NET technologies have found those to be sorely lacking in the solidity and methodolog

(Mary Jo Foley) Microsoft Corp.’s request that developers do more testing of the .Net Framework before the Redmond, Wash., software vendor delivers that technology to market doesn’t seem to be fazing the Microsoft development community.

(Jason N. Gaylord) In ASP.NET 1.x, the Panel control was used to segregate controls into groups. Many developers would use a Panel to hide or show controls for a particular purpose. For instance, if the user clicked on a particular button, a DataGrid may appear. However, if the user clicked on a dif

(Alejandro Gervasio) Aggregation in PHP allows one object to use another object. It’s a very powerful concept. This article, the first in the series, serves as an introduction to some of the things you can do with aggregation.

The Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 builds on the success of the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0 and 1.1 to provide the best runtime environment for Web and Microsoft Windows client applications. Microsoft’s compatibility goal for .NET Framework 1.1 applications is that they should work smoothly on the .N

(Tony Patton) The .NET Framework offers countless ways to approach and solve a problem, but one may be better than another depending upon performance. Learn a few performance tips to use on your next development project.

(Scott Mitchell) There was a simpler time in history when one could know all intricacies in their given field. An experienced cobbler in yesteryear could feasibly know all there is to cobbling with the materials they had available. With the depth and breadth of knowledge today, however, such mastery