(Joydip Kanjilal) JQuery, the open source, cross-browser JavaScript library, simplifies event handling, animations and general development of responsive Web applications. The official jQuery Web site states: “JQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.” Released in 2006 by John R

(Ben Nadel) Over the weekend, I spent a few hours trying to wrap my head around some modular JavaScript application development. In order to keep my modules decoupled from one another, I tried to make appropriate use of the publish / subscribe method of communication.

(Mahesh Chand) So you want to learn how to do printing using C#. Here is your complete guide.

(SheoNarayan) In scenarios where we want to validate a textbox for the specific range of values, and ensure that the correct Date to be entered, we can follow this approach.

Using tracing within an application allows its activities to be logged and reviewed later to assist with identifying and resolving bugs. Messages can be sent to various locations, including Windows event logs that can be examined using the Event Viewer.

(Mahesh Chand) I remember building a Graphics Painter application using GDI+ and know how difficult it was to create a real zoom-in feature. I recently noticed that the WPF team has added a Magnifier control to the toolkit. How cool is that? This control does exactly what you think. It is a magnifie

(Bipin Joshi) Internet Explorer 9 introduced a new feature – Pinned Websites – that allows you to create a shortcut to a website on Windows 7 taskbar. A pinned website, however, exposes much more functionality than an ordinary shortcut.

(Mark Needham) As I mentioned in an earlier post about removing manual test scenarios we’ve been trying to automate some parts of our application where a user action leads to a jQuery ColorBox powered overlay appearing.

(Prashant Chaudhary) MVC provides an interesting facility to use namespace to deal with different validations which plays a very important part in building successful projects by making them more effective and efficient as it allows user to customize the entities and to apply restrictions on any fie

(Rebecca M. Riordan) In the last chapter you wrote your first program and saw the basics of the Visual Studio user interface (UI). Now it’s time to look at these steps in more detail.