(Stefan) In this post I will show you how to add CAPTCHA functionality to a html form in an Asp.Net MVC 4 project. My goal is to make the CAPTCHA problem easy enough for all to solve, like a simple sum operation, and easier to read then the standard CAPTCHA text.

(mehfuzh) This will post will show how you can use AutoBox to easily write a bootstrapper for ASP.NET MVC. I have used the latest version of AutoBox (available from nuget, this version also includes Castle.Windsor internally for managing dependencies rather using its own resolver and does not requir

(Richard Carr) The generic IComparer interface was introduced with the .NET framework version 2.0. It is used to compare two values to determine which is the larger. The interface is used in many standard .NET methods, particularly those that sort information.

(Peter Vogel) The .NET Framework team obviously assumes you’ll build your applications and the classes that make up your application a certain way. If you leverage those assumptions you’ll get lots of cool benefits (and, if you don’t leverage those benefits…well, you’ll get to do a lot more work).

(Sumit Maitra) In our previous RavenDB and SignalR articles, we built a small blogging application in ASP.NET MVC. While building those Apps, I realized a ‘Tag Cloud’ is a nice feature that we could add.

(Ben Nadel) A while back, I blogged about how client-side validation is changing the structure of server-side validation; with the client creating user-friendly error messages, the server can finally streamline its validation and data processing using a light-weight, exceptions-based workflow.

(Thomas Schmitt) The following post shows how to design and verify client-side architectures in ASP .NET web applications.

(Alejandro Gervasio) In this second part of a two-part tutorial, you’ll learn how to use closures in the development of an extendable template system. This system can be customized at will without struggling too much, thanks to the number of interfaces that it implements.

(Alan Berman) The new Async feature in Visual Studio makes it easy to code asynchronous method calls. To make synchronous code asynchronous, you can simply call an asynchronous method instead of a synchronous method and add a few keywords to the code, as shown in the examples below. You no longer n

(Richard Carr) The call stack records each member call, allowing the calling code to be resumed when a member exits. The Call Stack window is a debugging tool in Visual Studio that allows the call stack to be examined whilst a program is in debug mode.