(Steven Bey) Error Logging Filter and Route (ELFAR) for ASP.NET MVC was inspired by and based on the popular Error Logging Modules And Handlers (ELMAH) for ASP.NET utility. ELFAR retains the familiar ELMAH user interface but has been built to utilise the architecture of ASP.NET MVC.

(Ben Nadel) As I’ve been poking around in the ColdFusion 10 beta, I’ve come across a few parsing bugs and oddities. I blogged before about a critical bug with function expressions; and, I’m happy to report that the bug has already been fixed internally for the next ColdFusion 10 build. The following

(Simon Cooper) Recently, I’ve been doing some work involving cryptography, and encountered the standard .NET CryptographicException: ‘Padding is invalid and cannot be removed.’ Searching on StackOverflow produces 57 questions concerning this exception; it’s a very common problem encountered. So I de

(Igor Vartanov) Quite often an application has an opportunity to extend its existence on the market but must first meet new requirements, such as being able to run service mode. Imagine that you have developed a huge MFC based server application for years.

(Kiran Challa) This is the second post in this series related to the Default Content Negotiation that ships as part of ASP.NET MVC4 Beta. I am continuing from where we left off in Part 1.

(Alok Pandey) The ConfirmButtonExtender control is used for confirmation messages. In any application, if there is a need to update or delete important data, then the programmer adds a confirmation message so that if user is doing this by mistake then he can see the alert message. Like – ” Are you s

(Alessandro Del Sole) One of the biggest benefits of building applications with Visual Studio LightSwitch is that it generates the user interface for you, including labels, data-bound fields, commands, and controls.

(Richard Carr) The fourth part of the Reflection tutorial describes the reflection of properties for classes and structures. A type’s property information can be obtained as PropertyInfo objects, using methods of the System.Type class.

(Scott Hanselman) ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta came out last week. It’s got lots of new features as well as some surprises that move us closer to the "One ASP.NET" idea. I talked about this a little in this week’s MSDN Flash email newsletter (you can subscribe to MSDN Flash here; it’s reasonably high signal,

(Ben Nadel) ColdFusion 10 Beta introduced two revolutionary concepts to the ColdFusion language: Closures and Function Expressions. Closures allow functions to retain their lexical bindings when passed out of context; Function Expressions allow us to define functions as part of larger expressions.