(V.N.S Arun) Routing Service feature in WCF 4.0 is introduced by Microsoft to help developers in building WCF services with ease. The feature can route the message requests to other configured client WCF services based on the message content in the incoming client request. The routing principle is s

(Alok Pandey) In my previous article, I have explained the SqlConnection and SqlCommand classes with thes methods ExecuteNonQuery and ExecuteScalar. Here I am describing the ExecuteReader() method of the SqlCommand class and th SqlDataReader class.

(Ben Nadel) Last night, I was listening to the Lately In JavaScript podcast. Among the many items discussed, one topic that was brought up was the emergence of the LET keyword in the next version of ECMAScript (the language on which JavaScript is based).

(Kris van der Mast) This article shows how to send a mail in ASP.NET with an .ics attachment. As added bonus it shows how to configure your application to drop emails on disk instead of spamming the mail server when testing.

(Sumit Maitra) In this article, we will look at a NoSql database called RavenDB, and explore a use case that is typical of brown-field projects (projects involving enhancements to an existing application), where a handy functionality in an ASP.NET MVC application can be achieved by using RavenDB.

IEqualityComparer is a generic interface defined in the .NET framework version 2.0 and used in many standard classes, including several LINQ operators. The interface can be implemented to allow customised comparison of values and objects.

(Tapas Pal) Using Microsoft .NET framework, developers can now create a Metro style application with C++, C#, VB.Net, HTML5 and JavaScript. Like any other data driven applications you can display data in Metro application controls too.

(James Lee) In this second part of a three-part series on Perl programming, you’ll learn how to structure your programs, and how to use statements.

(Alexander Beletsky) I get used to DataAnnotations for model validation very quickly. Indeed, it is great approach. You attribute you model with corresponding attributes, rest is done by framework. It is only ModelState.IsValid, all you have to do before starting working with model.

(Ben Nadel) As of now, all of my experimentation with modular JavaScript application architecture has been exclusive to client-side code. That is, it involves Views and Controllers, but no real sense of any Model that is tied to a persistent data store.