(Richard Carr) The third part of the Reflection tutorial looks at reflection of fields. Information about a type’s fields can be obtained in FieldInfo objects, using System.Type class methods. FieldInfo objects include properties that describe a field’s type and scope.

(Patrick Steele) One of the great things about the .NET community is the wealth of open source projects that are available to you. In previous columns, I’ve written about my use of Castle Windsor (December 2011) and Rhino.Mocks (August 2011). In this article, I’m going to look at a powerful and exte

(Elijah Manor) I’ve seen quite a bit of confusion from developers about what the real different is between the .bind(), .live(), .delegate(), and .on() methods are jQuery and when they should be used.

(Merry Joseph) It is a control used to move to any pages that we need .We can set the page size of the grid using this control. We can sort any column in ascending and descending order by just clicking corresponding heading with this control. Using this control users can move to the first and last p

(V.N.S Arun) Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is a feature introduced in .NET Framework 3.5 which, helps in querying various data sources like the in-memory objects, SQL databases and XMLs.

(Kelvin Armstrong) While in the process of working through multiple solutions requiring numerous queries from a different, inter-connecting, Domain Contexts, I required a mechanism of knowing when all the queries had completed.

(Peter Vogel) In addition to using Master Pages to provide a common structure for your pages, you can also enable your Master Pages with code. At its simplest, you can have a control on your Master Page that reflects the content page that’s currently being displayed — a “Page Title” box, for instan

(Richard Carr) Moq is commonly used to create mock objects based upon interfaces. However, it can also be used to mock classes. This includes the possibility of creating partial mocks, where some members are intercepted with expectations whilst others run as normal.

(James Lee) Subroutines and functions save time by letting you reuse code. This six-part series will show you how to create and use them in Perl.

(Ben Nadel) After reading the REST API Design Rulebook by Mark Masse, I’m all jazzed up about API design! This recent enthusiasm has afforded me the motivation to attack a number of new topics all at the same time. If I’m going to be experimenting with API design, why not try it on an Amazon EC2 (El