(Mike Brind) SignalR is a library that simplifies the creation and management of persistent connections between web servers and clients. This facilitates the development of applications that can display updates to data held on the server in real-time.

(Hannes Du Preez) I’ve always wanted to do this. Somehow, I never got round to it. With Christmas creeping closer, I decided that my Christmas present this year will be this project. From Hannes. To Hannes. With this article, we will learn how to add a window to an OpenFileDialog. This window will p

(Pravinkumar Dabade) In this article, we will explore a new feature introduced in ASP.NET 4.5 called Strongly Typed Data Controls. We will see why we should care about this new feature and how can used instead of the Eval function in ASP.NET.

(Scott Hanselman) One of my favorite posts that I’ve done is “The Internet is not a black box. Look inside.”

(John Papa) The Single Page App (SPA) template is now available in the ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2 (Release Candidate). This SPA template has been updated since its beta release which I blogged about here.

(Ben Nadel) As I’ve been learning more about software application architecture and trying to get my feet wet with real Object Oriented Programming (OOP), one of the biggest stumbling blocks has been trying to reconcile the constrained nature of a domain model with the rather numerous and diverse set

(Abhimanyu) In this post you will learn how to add Email and Details columns to an existing database. We get this database when running an application trying to create a new user account. As you know, we don’t see an email field in a user registration form as well as in the membership database. But

(Mahesh Sabnis) All those who are working on Web Application development using ASP.NET (all versions) are well aware of the out of the box Authentication and Authorization providers. These default MembershipProvider and RoleProvider provide a reasonable boiler-plate forms authentication, to start of

(V.N.S Arun) Microsoft did the RTW of Visual Studio 2012 IDE on August 15th 2012–and it came with a handful of new features and nice enhancements. This article will take you through the top 7 things that were the eye-catchers for me as a developer when I had my first glimpse of Visual Studio 2012.

(Eric Vogel) The .NET Framework 4.5 includes a simplified way of setting the default culture and UI culture for an application domain. In .NET Framework 4 and earlier frameworks, if you wanted to set the Culture and UI Culture for an application, you’d typically set the culture settings on the curre