(Ben Nadel) I know that I haven’t done much blogging lately (due to work); but, I’ve been doing a ton of thinking about software application architecture. Much of this thought has been influenced by previos projects as well as the pain and subsequent refactoring of my current project.

(Bipin Joshi) Web applications commonly store data in some RDBMS, such as SQL Server. However, relational data is not the only type of data needed in an application. Your applications may need to handle data that doesn’t fit into traditional row-column format. In such cases Document databases, such

(Tom John) In the previous articles Introduction to TreeView Drag and Drop and Using Serialization to Persist TreeView Control, we looked at persisting and implementing drag and drop functionality to an instance of the TreeView control. In this article, we will take this a step further by extending

(John Papa) If you enjoy developing with Knockout.js, then you’ll be glad to hear that support has been added for Knockout Intellisense in Visual Studio 2012! These features are pretty cool and will save me and other developers from senseless typos. Developers who are newer to Knockout.js will enjoy

(Pranay Rana) In this post I am going to discuss about comparing the date part of datetime in a LINQ query. In a LINQ query it is easy to perform datetime comparisons, to compare only date not time part of a datetime field of your entity.

(Richard Carr) Configuration data can be held in the App.config file, which is renamed and copied to the output folder during compilation. If the debug and release modes of a project require different settings, the configuration file can be switched using a build event.

(rockdino) This article shows how make a simple web server which supports GZIP compression, applications, and sessions. This project is implemented using C# with .NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010.

(Ramakrishna) C# specifically defines 4 kinds of parameters; they are:

(RovenetBill) Frustrated with the complications of using the packaged ASP.NET data components like DataGrid, and wanting more control over layout, field formatting and error detection, I decided to “roll my own”. I wanted to be able to view a paged list of rows, edit or delete any row and add a new

(Dino Esposito) The ASP.NET MVC controller is a good friend of web developers. There are a host of features in it that can be used to reduce the amount of coding you have to do, and to make the logic simpler.