(Richard Carr) A pipeline is a chain of connected steps that process information. In object pipelines, each step receives an object and performs an action using it before passing an object to the next step. This repeats until every step is complete.

(V.N.S Arun) Every web developer has a good impression of jQuery for performing the client side operations, doing asynchronous javascript calls and traversing through elements on a web page due to its stability and ease of use. Similarly, a library called jQuery UI, which works on top of the jQuery

(Sumit Maitra) By default ASP.NET MVC Project Templates come with a Menu that is hardcoded for each controller. However in a real-life scenario, more often than not, we need our Menus to be dynamic and loaded and managed with certain amount of flexibility. In this article, we will see how to create

(Ben Nadel) Earlier this week, in my comments about understanding MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture in ColdFusion, I was describing my API workflow to Steven Neiland. When processing a RESTful request, I tend to use a CFTry-CFCatch-CFThrow workflow that short-circuits request processing using

(Brij Mishra) Client callback is one way to update the webpage without performing the full page postback. It maintains the Client state while updating the Webpage. During Client callback the webpage runs through modifies version of Page Life Cycle.

(Bipin Joshi) HttpClient is a modern HTTP client for .NET applications. It can be used to consume functionality exposed over HTTP. For example, a functionality exposed by an ASP.NET Web API can be consumed in a desktop application using HttpClient. Using HttpClient you can send requests and receive

(pranay) In this post I m going to discuss about registering custom event in custom control. Recently In my project I have created user control it’s consist of one label control and dropdown box. This user control is common control which can be used in whole project to avoid writing repeated code fo

(Ben Nadel) In my web applications development, I use and love ColdFusion components! However, my use of them is definitely sub-optimal. My approach makes use of a two-tier model consisting of what might loosely be thought of as a Controller and a Gateway layer.

(Joshua Holt) With the introduction of MVC 4 Microsoft has created a fantastic new way for developers to expose data via HTTP service. WebAPI is extremely easy to configure when compared to WCF services, and can send content in a multitude of formats.

(Daniel) The original release of ASP.NET MVC used HTML helpers with a syntax like the following: