(James McCaffrey) The BigInteger data type, introduced as part of the System.Numerics namespace in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4, enables big improvements in standard mathematical combination functions, which are fundamentally important in software engineering.

(Andrew Pardoe) Consumers are a large driver of the technology market today. As evidenced by the trend known as “the consumerization of IT,” long battery life and always-connected and media-rich experiences are important to all technology customers.

(Richard Carr) The nineteenth part of the Reflection tutorial expands upon the previous instalment that dealt with instantiating late-bound types. This article looks at the methods that allow reflected field and property values to be read and changed using reflection.

(Brad Wilson) This is part 1 in a series on using Task Parallel Library when writing server applications, especially ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Web API applications.

(Amit Patel) In this article I am going to explain a new feature of .NET 4.0. It is Web.Config Transformtion. Just imagine that you have multiple environments that you deploy your application to. So you must keep separate config files for each environment.

(V.N.S Arun) Visual Studio over the years has provided very good support for the core application development languages like C#, VB, etc. But when it comes to web development languages like javascript and CSS, Visual Studio lacked some main support such as intellisense, debugging, etc. This article

(Ben Nadel) In my last few blog posts, I explored the lazy-loading of a RequireJS module within a modular JavaScript application. I don’t know if such an approach is really worthwhile – I’m not convinced that it wouldn’t just be better to concatenate everything into a single, front-loaded file; but,

(Neeraj Kaushik) In last posts about knockoutJs, I gave examples of Search, Binding server side model to KnockoutJs ViewModel. I’ll discuss today about sending data back to server so that we can do server side operations. I would like to present it doing CRUD operations for Account entity.

(Ard-Jan Barnas) In our last article in the ASP.NET series we discussed View State Management in ASP. In this article we’ll address the best practices for String Management.

(Peter Vogel) In two previous columns, I’ve showed how to build a composable application in WPF with Prism and Unity. A composable application consists of the main Shell (a WPF application with a XAML Window) and a set of Modules, each containing one part of the application’s functionality.