(DrABELL) Suggested technique is applicable to ASP.NET GridView objects, and essentially to any HTML Table tr elements. First, it makes the entire GridView row object (rendered as “tr” element) “clickable” by adding the “onclick” event (see Listing 1 coded in C#).

(Peter Vogel) An ideal application would remove all coding logic from the presentation layer (which requires human beings to test it) and put it in standalone classes (which can be automatically tested), but the process would make it easy to connect those classes to your UI. XAML’s ability to create

(Bipin Joshi) Develop a solution that supports multiple websites in a single hosting space and database.

(V.N.S Arun) In WCF or the .NET Framework web services bonding between the client and the service is actually created only when the services are discovered and their proxy reference is added to the client. If the URL of the hosted service is a fixed one, i.e., if it doesn’t change over time the serv

(Christopher Frenz) The need to develop applications that require screen-based inputs has grown steadily in recent years. Developers have traditionally used on-screen data input to let individuals who couldn’t use a computer keyboard enter data or make choices, especially in kiosk applications.

Microsoft Windows allows the system audio volume to be changed or muted with on-screen controls. This software control can be exploited in .NET applications to increase or decrease the volume or to mute the computer’s sound altogether.

(Mike Brind) Web site skinning is a concept where by a web application user can personalise their experience, by choosing from a selection of prepared themes or skins. Each theme or skin might offer a different design, or content, or both.

(Ben Nadel) A little while back, I started looking at RequireJS as away to organize and modularize my JavaScript code. And, while I am still getting my feet wet in modular JavaScript web application development, I can tell you that I have really enjoyed using RequireJS – and, that I plan to continue

(Simon Cooper) The concurrent collections, located in the System.Collections.Concurrent namespace, were introduced in .NET 4 as thread-safe collections that could be used without locking, and there are plenty of posts and articles out on the interwebs giving an overview of the collections and how to

(Bipin Joshi) Most of the blogs display a set of tags or keywords in the form of a Tag Cloud. A tag cloud presents the keywords in font sizes proportional to the number of blog posts having that tag. If you are using some blogging website or using some open source blogging engine you already have a