(V.N.S Arun) In Asp.Net 4.5 asynchronous HTTP Handlers and Modules can be created with ease at the same time with less code complexity. In this article I will explain about the advantages of introducing asynchrony on the HTTP Pipeline and creating them in Asp.Net 4.5.

(Patrick Desjardins) Validations is definitely a subject serious. If no validation is made, then the system is compromise. What ever the architecture, what ever the hardware setup and what ever the idea of the product. This is why it must be taken seriously.

(chirag kanzariya) During recent few engagements with my customers I’ve noticed VIewState is extensively [unintentionally] used. ViewState is on by default. The result is heavy weight Html that round trips on the network. This causes slow response time and high network utilization that affects anot

(Nick Randolph) In the first and second articles in this series, I covered the basics of data binding and the use of value converters . In Part 3, I’m going to highlight a couple of other aspects you should be aware of related to binding syntax.

(Christiaan Baes) So yesterday we came to the conclusion that even simple things can be more difficult than we think when threads are involved.

(J. Michael Palermo IV) The 30 second video below shows how easy it is to toggle two apps from snap to fill and fill to snap.

(Ged Mead) Developers of managed software using the .NET framework do not need to deallocate the memory used by objects when they go out of scope, reducing the risk of creating bugs that cause memory leaks. Release of memory is controlled by the garbage collector.

(Ged Mead) I use the Split function a lot. Maybe too much. And maybe at times when I should probably use something else, like Regular Expressions, for example. But I’m comfortable with Split, so that’s always my first port of call when I have a chunk of text that I want to break up into constitue

(Bipin Joshi) HTML5 WebSockets allow you to perform two-way (duplex) communication between the client browser and the server. ASP.NET 4.5 and IIS 8 provide support for WebSocket protocol so that you can program WebSockets in your ASP.NET web forms and ASP.NET MVC applications. This article discusses

(Philippe Truche) There is one thing application development teams can appreciate: deploying applications can be difficult and time consuming; and the time spent supporting the deployment of applications is time not spent on features.