(Richard Carr) The eighth part of the Reflection tutorial continues examining how a type’s members may be interrogated using reflection. This article looks at how all of the members of a class or structure, regardless of their types, can be examined.

(Bipin Joshi) With more and more web applications making use of jQuery and AJAX based techniques for communicating with the server, it has become important for any ASP.NET developer to have good grasp of jQuery AJAX techniques that can be used in ASP.NET.

(pranay) In this post I am going to show how to achieve cascading functionality with the help of jQuery AutoComplete UI control rather than we are doing with the help of comobo-box controls till date.

(Ben Nadel) Ilove Regular Expressions! I think they are the cat’s pajamas. I use them all the time. That’s why, when I saw that ColdFusion 10 had introduced a new Regular Expression method – reEscape() – I was eager to start using it right away.

(K. Scott Allen) It’s a common to automatically submit a form after a user selects an item from an autocomplete list. The keyword here is “select” – it will lead you to handling the select event of the jQuery UI autocomplete widget.

(Peter Vogel) In a recent Practical .NET column , I covered the three interfaces in the .NET Framework that support creating self-validating components –classes that contained their own validation code and integrated with the .NET Framework UI tools.

(Elvis Begluk) Last week I was playing with LINQ and it was fun till I tried to dynamically generate a query. It can be done, but not in the way I would like it to be.

(Davin Martyn) Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a new web development technique for interactive websites. With AJAX help we can develop web applications and retrieve small amounts of data from a web server. AJAX consists of a different type of technology.

(Ben Nadel) I have traditionally been a fan of Tag-based ColdFusion programming. I think that tags are superior when it comes to integrating SQL scripting and HTML templating. With ColdFusion 10, however, I’ve needed to resort to Script-based programming as a means to include Closures and Function E

(Udeshika Horanagama) After writing the article of Strategy pattern I thought that it would be useful to write a small article about the Observer pattern. This is a pattern I have been addicted to during my application designs. Specifically I prefer this pattern because it makes the objects very loo