(Julian Hyde) This is a sneak peek of an exciting new data management technology. linq4j (short for “Language-Integrated Query for Java”) is inspired by Microsoft’s LINQ technology, previously only available on the .NET platform, and adapted for Java.

(Joe Kunk) In my January article “Visual Basic Improvements in Visual Studio 11,” I presented the major enhancements to Visual Basic 11 that appear in the Visual Studio 11 Beta. Key improvements include the Async and Await keywords, Iterators, Call Hierarchy and the Global keyword.

(Questpond) This is the 12thMVC (Model view controller) tutorial and in this article we will try to understand what is Razor in MVC 3.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I was working on merging some CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) rules into an HTML document, converting style sheets into inline “style” attributes. My default approach was to just inject the CSS rules in a top-down manner, which worked for the most part.

(Ard-Jan Barnas) In our last article we discussed best practices when using asynchronous calls. In this article we’ll look at guidelines for Locking and Synchronization.

(Ben Nadel) Since ColdFusion 9.0.1, CFScript has supported using a FOR-IN loop construct for both arrays and structures. In arrays, it loops over the indices; in structures, it loops over the keys. Typically, this is a clear-cut piece of functionality.

(metaomniliquant) This post was a result from a question on Code Project asking what the GetData method is. This post will be a basic tutorial on how to create custom data-bound controls for ASP.Net. General knowledge of ASP.Net development with C# will be assumed.

(Henrik F Nielsen) There are several good blogs on content negotiation in ASP.NET Web API (see for example ASP.NET Web API: How content negotiation works?) describing how to get JSON, XML, and other response formats depending on what you ask for in a request using the Accept HTTP request header fiel

(Nikolaos Kantzelis) In this post I would like to show you a fairly simple example on how to use Log4Net logging service to log information in a text file.You can log information to a text file,a database table or Windows event viewer using the Log4Net logging assembly.This can be done through the v

(Andreas Gieriet) This is an alternative to the original Tip Dynamically generate a LINQ query with a custom property.