(K. Scott Allen) You can build custom views for mobile devices in ASP.NET MVC 4 using the DisplayModeProvider features of the framework (see “Browser Specific Views” of the “ASP.NET MVC 4 Mobile Features” article for more details).

(George Ornbo) You’ve probably had some exposure to using JavaScript in the browser, perhaps in the days when scrolling marquees were all the rage; or more recently, as libraries like jQuery have made client-side JavaScript more palatable.

(Maarten Balliauw) A couple of years ago, having a web-based application was enough. Users would navigate to it using their computer’s browser, do their dance and log out again. Nowadays, a web-based application isn’t enough anymore.

(Dean Hume) In a previous blog post, I wrote about the built in support that .NET has for in-memory caching. It sits under the System.Runtime.Caching namespace and can be easily added to any application to give you a great improvement in performance. You can store any type of object in the cache and

(Ben Nadel) For the last year, I’ve been trying hard to become a better programmer. This journey has involved both writing a ton of code as well as constantly evaluating and re-evaluating the way I think about software application architecture.

(Joydip Kanjilal) Design patterns can be used to solve complex design problems in your application. However, your design should be compact and it should not drive your business requirements. Rather, you should choose the right design pattern depending on the business requirements at hand.

(Ashrafur Rahaman) This article will give you an overview of how to use an asp:GridView completely, and how to use RowEditing, RowUpdating, RowDeleting, RowCommand, RowDataBound, RowCancelingEdit, and Pagination in a DataGrid. From this article, you will have a clear view of the GridView data insert

(Maarten Balliauw) That’s a pretty long title, I agree. When working on my implementation of RFC2324, also known as the HyperText Coffee Pot Control Protocol, I’ve been struggling with something that you will struggle with as well in your ASP.NET Web API’s: supporting additional HTTP methods like HE

(Diego Dagum) I mentioned in a recent column that class declaration and definition usually go in different files. Declaration depicts the class structure in an .h file (header) that is later included by other classes that use it. Class definition, instead, goes in .cpp files and implements its behav

(Mike Brind) Unlike the Web Forms GridView control, the Web Pages WebGrid doesn’t offer anything by way of inline editing capability. This article looks at one approach to solving that requirement through the addition of a sprinkling of jQuery.