(Peter Vogel) Entity Framework gets all the attention, but there’s still something to like about ADO.NET DataSets. For instance, one reason that typed DataSets remain popular is that you can dramatically simplify your code by extending the DataSet with your own custom TableAdapter methods.

(Richard Carr) Injected dependencies often implement more than one interface. These may be used by the class receiving the injected object. When testing classes with such dependencies, it can be useful to create mock objects that implement multiple interfaces.

(Suresh Dasari) In this article I will explain how to add Meta tags dynamically to aspx page in asp.net.

(Oscar Garcia) If you are using Razor views and need to build a grid to show data, you can leverage the WebGrid HTML helper. This helper can let us build a grid with several features like custom styles, sorting, paging and AJAX reload.

(freak) While working with ASP.NET web sites/projects we normally keep our database connection string in Web.config. However, while working in Azure, it’s a good idea to keep this configuration in the service configuration itself as it will be easier to change the connection string once you have dep

(Pablo M. Cibraro) UrlHelper is the class you can use in ASP.NET Web API to automatically infer links from the routing table without hardcoding anything. For example, the following code uses the helper to infer the location url for a new resource,

(Peter Vogel) In a recent article, Billy Hollis argued that “user interface design is no longer optional” and pointed out that many UI design decisions were driven by the construction of the human eye. And that’s certainly true — but those decisions only kick in after you’ve made a whole bunch of o

(ToddSprang) I’ve been doing Web development since the mid-90s.I started in PERL and CGI, but when someone showed me Active Server Pages, I went over wholeheartedly.I loved the productivity gains available in ASP as compared to PERL.I was efficient and powerful.

(luisabreu) While I was catching up on my blog roll, I’ve noticed that my friend Alberto ended up being surprised by another nitpick difference between C# and VB.NET which does not help the programmer which needs to be proficient in both languages. Here’s the culprit code (in VB.NET and then in C#):

This topic shows how to add content of TextBox to Array or create an array of string using vb.net.