(Oscar Garcia) With ASP.NET MVC and Scaffolding, we are able to code first and create the database objects from the model. This approach basically allows us to create the model classes (implementation). We can then use Scaffolding to create the controller, view and database objects with code generat

(K. G. Sreeju Nair) NuGet is a package manager that helps developers to automate the process of installing and upgrading packages in Visual Studio projects. It is free and open source. You can see the project in codeplex from the below link.

(Suresh Dasari) Here I will explain how to create simple tooltip using jQuery UI library Plugin with example in asp.net.

(vbmagic) I was trying to find a way to POST a new entity to an OData feed and found it hard to find examples of doing this. After a bit of searching I found some C# code that allowed me to do an update.

(ashish fugat) This article describes various approaches of using the autocomplete feature of JQuery with ASP.NET.

(Cuong Nguyen Phu) I have decided to write a short series of blog posts on editing collections and more specifically variable length collections in ASP.NET MVC. I will take two different implementation approaches:

(Peter Vogel) I didn’t know this, but I should have (or if I did know once, I’ve forgotten). When debugging, I know enough not to go down to the Immediate Window and type ? variablename to get the value of a variable. Instead, when stopped at a breakpoint, I just hover my mouse over the variable to

(Abhilash) There are chunk of articles on supremacy of one over another when “ASP” and “PHP” are accounted together. What i personally don’t like is the biased approach of both the communities towards the brought-up of one anothers evolutionary throughput’s.

(Nandip Makwana) So far we have seen various action filter in ASP.NET MVC which allow us to restrict action method usage based on HTTP verb or method. But with the usage of HttpGet, HttpPost, HttpPut or other such action filter, we are limited to only respective HTTP verb.

(Ryan Boudreaux) I’m always on the watch for free nifty gadgets, creative tools, and expert plugins that make life easier for my web development craving. Recently, I stumbled on GalleryView by Jack Anderson, a web developer in the Washington, DC area.