(Patrick Desjardins) This is the forth part of the series concerning enterprise Asp.Net MVC web site. In this article, we will discuss about how to design the repository. Has you can imagine, we won’t use Entity Framework (or any other ORM) directly into controllers.

(Max Toro) I like developing with ASP.NET MVC, but sometimes I feel there are too many pieces involved. To develop a single function you have to (in no particular order):

(Juri Strumpflohner) Although nowadays most of us have broadband connections, resource caching is important as loading a resource from your local HD is (by now) still faster than fetching it remotely. In this post I’d like to explore how to control the ASP.net MVC caching behavior and its effects wh

(Suresh Dasari) In this article I will explain how to create contact us form or page in asp.net using c# and vb.net.

(Shahed Kazi) In Asp.Net Mvc, Controllers are classes that query or update model data, load a specific View template and handle user inputs. Controllers can be added in an Mvc project by right clicking the Controllers directory and choosing Add > Controller.

(Chris Love) I love jQuery and like most modern web developers it was the gateway that got me into heavy AJAX development. But like all things that make life easy it comes with a cost and that cost is performance. I find myself caught between using jQuery and just going 100% native at this point in

(Filip W.) This evening, Microsoft has released a Fall 2012 Update to ASP.NET. The release brings a whole set of goodies for ASP.NET developers, including SignalR (now officially part of ASP.NET), C# FB app project template, Windows Azure Authentication and more.

(Yao) Today we announced the preview for ASP.NET Fall 2012 Update and one of the cool features we added to the update is the Facebook Application Template. This template includes a new library that makes it easier to develop Facebook applications using ASP.NET MVC.

(James Chambers) This article is indented to give you a solid understanding of how client requests move through the Asp.Net Mvc 4 Pipeline. As developers, we need to know what options we have to override default behaviour, modify or augment requests as they arrive (and as they’re executed) and exte

(Richard Carr) Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) provides the Take partitioning operator that extracts items from the start of any sequence. No similar operator is provided to retrieve the items from the end of a sequence. This article describes such a method.