(Shubham Saxena) Multiview and view were the new controls added in ASP.NET 2.0; these controls are very useful for making a tab-like control and may be used to create a simple image gallery with previous and next buttons.
Tag: Development
Using requestAnimationFrame in JavaScript
(K. Scott Allen) There are a few different techniques you can use to animate objects in a web browser. The easiest animations are declarative animations with CSS 3 transitions. With CSS you can tell the browser to apply property changes over time instead of instantaneously, and even add some easing
Java Multi-threading and the Challenges of Parallel Computing
(KL Nitin and Sangeetha S) Parallel computing – the jargon, which is implicitly coupled with high speed and high performance computation, is one of the most discussed topics in today’s computer world. In very simple terms, parallel computing is to break the main task into smaller units and simultane
Stronger password hashing in .NET with Microsoft’s universal providers
(Troy Hunt) Last month I wrote about our password hashing having no clothes which, to cut to the chase, demonstrated how salted SHA hashes (such as created by the ASP.NET membership provider), offered next to no protection from brute force attacks.
Inside the DLR – Callsites
(Simon Cooper) The DLR was introduced in .NET 4 to allow dynamic languages, like Python or Ruby, to run on the CLR. The DLR is also used by C# 4, released at the same time, to implement dynamic binding via the dynamic keyword. In this post, I’ll be looking at what exactly happens when you issue a dy
Validation In Razor Web Pages 2
(Mike Brind) The new release of ASP.NET Web Pages – version 2 – doesn’t include many obvious changes, but the most significant one is an enhanced Validation system. A couple of new classes have been introduced, and Web Pages validation now works with the MVC Unobtrusive jQuery validation library. Th
The HTML5 Drag and Drop API
(Dan Maharry) Internet Explorer 4 first introduced JavaScript support for drag-and-drop functionality for web pages. At the time, only two items on a web page could initiate a system drag: an image or some text. When dragging an image, you simply held the mouse button down and then moved it; with te
Getting The MetaData For A File Upload In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I discovered that you could call CFFile-Upload twice on the same file in a single ColdFusion request. This turns out to be an awesome feature for implementing secure upload validation.
ActionResult Return Type in MVC 3.0
(Jignesh Trivedi) An ActionResult is a return type of a controller method in MVC. Action methods help us to return models to views, file streams, and also redirect to another controller’s Action method.
Late Binding with Reflection
(Richard Carr) The eighteenth part of the Reflection tutorial provides a change in direction to the previous articles, which concentrated on the extraction of information about code using reflection. This article is the first that considers late binding techniques.
