(Subodh Sohoni) During the last couple of years, business of software development has not remained as profitable as it used to be about a decade ago. To retain high profitability, it has become necessary for organizations to look critically at their processes and optimize those for the highest produ

(Bipin Joshi) In a typical ASP.NET MVC application, the controller sends model data to the view and the view then renders the data in the required form. In some cases, however, the view needs to display model data in different ways depending on some condition. This task can be done in the view itsel

(Ben Nadel) In AngularJS, every Controller gets its own $scope instance. This $scope instance binds the model – defined by the Controller – to the View – which renders the model using HTML annotations. Every instance of $scope has, as its prototype, the $scope of its parent context in the DOM (Docum

(pranav rastogi) The ScriptManger control has undergone some key targeted changes in ASP.NET 4.5 which makes it easier to register, manage and combine scripts using the ASP.NET weboptimization feature. This post will highlight the changes that have happened to this control.

(Suresh Dasari) In this article I will explain executenonquery example in asp.net using C#.net and VB.NET.

(Diego Dagum) In my initial column on C++ smart pointers, I mentioned how smart pointers overcame the perception that C++ memory management was error-prone. Today I want to talk about the classic resource-management practice they’re based on.

(Jeff Friesen) In the first two parts of this series, you gained an understanding of the heart of the jQuery JavaScript library—selectors. Part 1 introduced you to jQuery’s selectors feature and demonstrated its basic and hierarchy selector categories. Part 2 focused on the form and attribute select

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I looked at creating an AngularJS directive in order to capture the click-event on the Document node. This required the underlying jQuery event object to be passed into the $scope of the given directive.

(Mahesh Sabnis) Windows Store applications target the Windows 8’s new runtime, WinRT. They can be programmed using JavaScript, C#, VB.NET, C++ etc. In this article, we will see how to develop a Windows Store application using JavaScript and Html 5.

(Adam Cameron) … there’s more. G’day: This was going to be a footnote in the last post about Application.cfc weirdness, but I started getting shouty so I figured I’d factor it out into a different post.