(Mark Berryman) I’m a fan of using ELMAH to track unhandled exceptions in my ASP.NET applications. If you haven’t tried ELMAH, you should definitely check it out. There’s even an ELMAH NuGet package so it’s trivial to install.

(Andrew Chalkley) jQuery is a JavaScript framework that makes it simple to add behavior to websites cross-browser using the same CSS selectors web developers are familiar with.

(K. Scott Allen) I recently needed to group some objects, which is easy with GroupBy, but I also needed to enforce a maximum group size, as demonstrated by the following test.

(Adam Johnston) It is recommended to encrypt the AppSettings key in the ASP.NET Web.Config file for security reason. The simplest method is using aspnet_regiis.exe command-line utility; this command-line utility is available from .NET 2 Framework or higher, for this blog I will be using .NET Framewo

(Richard Carr) Visual Studio 2012 includes a number of improvements that can improve developer productivity. One of the simpler tools is the preview tab, which allows the contents of code files to be viewed without opening them for editing.

(Jason N. Gaylord) As ASP.NET evolves, using ASP.NET WebForms is still the most popular way to serve up ASP.NET. One of the biggest benefits of ASP.NET WebForms is the fact that we can use re-usable code in several ways including in a compiled server control. What you may not know is that server con

(Bipin Joshi) Web developers frequently need to check the runtime HTML source being generated by their ASP.NET web forms and views. Visual Studio Page Inspector is a diagnostic tool that helps you to dissect and observe the HTML source and styling information of your web pages.

(pranav rastogi) This is the first post in the part of series around Model Binding. In this post I will introduce Model Binding integration in ASP.NET WebForms while focusing on history, benefits, principles and the integration of Model Binding. In the upcoming posts, I will be going into the detail

(Abhimanyu Kumar Vatsa) The Entity Framework can automatically create/update/drop databases when the application runs. We can specify that, this should be done every time application runs or only when the model is out of sync with the existing database or in other word it runs whenever model changes

(K. Scott Allen) Someone recently asked me how to go about building an application that processes customer information. The customer information might live in a database, but it also might live in a .csv file.