(Ramana Kumar Akula) In almost all the Applications we need some kind of navigation. In this blog post I will walk you through creation of nice looking menu for your ASP.Net MVC Web application.
Tag: Development
ASP.NET MVC 4 Display Mode For Mobile, Tablet And TV
(Brij Mohan Dammani) ASP.NET MVC 4 introduces Display Modes allows you to implement device or browser-specific views means you can target specific devices and provide device friendly interface. In this post, you will see how to implement mobile, tablet and TV specific views.
Interface in C#
(Mahak Gupta) In this article, we will be discuss what an interface is and how to easily implement an inheritance in it. First we look at what an Interface is.
TechTip: jQuery Fundamentals, Part I
(Jan Jorgensen) For a very long time, I’ve been writing about jQuery, and some of you might wonder why on earth I keep “preaching” about this. I’ll tell you why. Based on the email I get about my articles, the user group meetings I attend, and the programmers I work with on a daily basis, I really t
Code Generation from UML Class Diagram in Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate
(Mahesh Sabnis) The UML Diagramming and code generation tool in Visual Studio helps a Solution Architect setup boilerplate code for the rest of the team thus reducing possible friction in design-intent and implementation. In this article, we will explore this tool.
Supporting Asynchronous IO Operations with .NET Framework 4.5
(V.N.S Arun) In the earlier versions of .NET framework, writing code to perform asynchronous IO operations was not possible and hence the IO operations had to be synchronous. The problems that the developers were encountering with the synchronous approach were:
How to get distinct values from the List with LINQ
(Vincent Maverick Durano) Recently I was working with data from a generic List and one of my objectives is to get the distinct values that is found in the List. Consider that we have this simple class that holds the following properties:
Improved Permutations with the BigInteger Data Type
(James McCaffrey) A permutation of n items is a rearrangement of those n items. For example, if n = 3 and the three items are the names “Adam”, “Barb”, and “Carl”, one permutation of the items is “Carl”, “Adam”, “Barb”. More generally, a mathematical permutation of order n is a rearrangement of the
Hidden Gems inside .Net Classes
(Dean Hume) Surprisingly, there are loads of great data snippets hidden inside .Net classes. If you’ve ever found yourself adding localization to your website, you may have come across the CultureInfo Class in .Net.
Checking if the Current Process is 64-bit
(Richard Carr) Some software must behave differently depending upon whether it is running as a 32-bit or 64-bit process. .NET applications can be compiled to work in either mode, so detecting the execution mode is important.
