(Lajapathy Arun) In this article we are going to see the complete usage of extension methods in LINQ with the help of a Lambda expression.

(Ben Nadel) Earlier today, Evagoras Charalambous asked me about cropping a ColdFusion image on a diagonal. Cropping wasn’t really what he wanted; but, since ColdFusion’s list of native image functions doesn’t have some advanced functionality, “cropping” is the terminology we’re most comfortable with

(V.N.S Arun) Most often in the web applications you use JQuery to talk to some web service, fetch the data in JSON format and write some messy code to bundle the retrieved data with the HTML tags and add it to the HTML container. JQuery templates allow a developer to write quick, effective and clean

(Jon Galloway) We’re continuing the ASP.NET Authentication series (yes, I’m doing a few overlapping series, and yes, it’s making me dizzy). The previous post covered Global Authentication and Allow Anonymous. This one continues with a simple tip that can be summed up as follows: keep it simple by ex

(Keith Burnell) For a long time, developers have been looking for the holy grail of tooling that allows a single codebase to reach every platform, and this is more important than ever today. Because of the increasing popularity and variety of mobile smartphones and tablets around the world, it’s cru

(Krishna Garad) In this article we will see how to create textboxes dynamically with autocomplete using jQuery. All of you are aware of Ajax auto-complete which we can apply for providing auto-complete for our textboxes in a ASP.Net page.

(Brij Bhushan Mishra) In my last post, I discussed about writing Asynchronous HTTPModule with ASP.NET 4.5. You can check the link Below.

(Richard Carr) The Task Parallel Library provides a number of ways in which parallel tasks can be instantiated. This article describes the use of the TaskFactory class, which uses the factory method design pattern to generate and start tasks with a single method call.

(Peter Vogel) The typical interweaving of code and presentation logic in JavaScript and jQuery code ignores the MVC paradigm, which segregates logic to your Model and Controller, leaving a View that’s so brain-dead simple that nothing complicated can go wrong with it. It’s difficult to do test-drive

(Ben Nadel) JavaScript runs on an event loop. I know this. I’ve tested this before. I understand race conditions and intervals. And yet, I still find myself harboring anxiety when it comes to asynchronous JavaScript actions in the browser.