(Mike Brind) Knockout is an increasingly popular JavaScript UI library. Its popularity is likely to increase among ASP.NET developers soon as it comes as part of some of the new MVC 4 site templates. This article looks at what Knockout is, what problems it is intended it solve and how to use it in a

(zafarx) In this blog we will discuss how to migrate an existing ASP.NET Website project to Windows Azure.

(Dinesh Beniwal) The Directory.EnumerateDirectories method returns an enumerable collection of directory names in the specified directory.

(Jon Davis) I ran into this a few days back and had been meaning to blog about it, so here it finally is while it’s still interesting information.

(V.N.S Arun) In this article I will explain about the reset events in the .NET framework. I have chosen to write on this topic as I felt this part is always little confusing for developers. The reset events are the wait handles, which helps in synchronizing threads in the middle of some asynchronous

(Sadeque Sharif) There are so many article on web about the remote validation in MVC3. But I didn’t find the right article to get the perfect solution for my project. I just spend a week to solve it by my own idea and it works like a charm. You are thinking what’s the problem as remote validation i

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I started to look at delaying the loading of RequireJS modules until they were first requested. While I liked this approach for modules that may rarely (or never) be used within an application, I wasn’t happy with what the code looked like; the lazy-loading functionality, init

(Jan Jonas) If you have long running (server side) tasks in your ASP.NET MVC 3 web application it could be reasonable to provide the user with information about the current progress of this task. In this blog post I will show how such a progress indicator could be implemented using jQuery and AJAX.

(Richard Carr) Closures are usually associated with functional programming languages, where they link a function to its referencing environment, permitting access to variables outside of the function’s scope. With the use of delegates, closures are available in C#.

(Mathias Brandewinder) Nothing fancy this week – just thought I would share some of what I learnt recently playing with the Reactive Extensions and F#.