This is the 5th post in the series of HTML5 for ASP.NET Developers.

(klinkenbecker) This project describes a simple JSON string editor. It also describes simple use of various useful windows controls – TreeView, MenuBar and Context menu.

(Ged Mead) This came up as a question on VB City recently, where the poster wanted to reduce image file sizes before saving to a database as a BLOB. It turns out that it’s easier to do than you might think. If you have an Image object, you can use its Save method to store it to your hard drive […]

(Alejandro Gervasio) In this first part of a two-part tutorial, I demonstrate how simple it is to use the ArrayObject SPL class. This class permits you to easily access properties through an array syntax.

(Alok Pandey) ExecuteNonQuery() is a method of the Command Class in .NET. It does not return a record. Generally, it is used to store a record from the front end to the DataBase.

(Dmitri Khanine) Opening a database connection is a resource intensive and time consuming operation. Connection pooling increases the performance of Web applications by reusing active database connections instead of creating a new connection with every request.

(Alok Pandey) We create a DataBase for getting records into a ComboBox. Here, in this example, the DataBase name is student_record, table name is student and Columns are Roll_No and Name. I have written code below for creating this database.

(Jeff Gonzalez) Classic ASP developers often had to “roll their own” authentication scheme, however, in ASP.NET much of the grunt work has been taken out. This article outlines how things have changed and how FormsAuthentication can be used to secure a Web site with a minimal amount of code.

(Scott Lysle) This article shall describe an approach to working with delimited text files. In general it will discuss the construction of the connection strings and schema.ini files needed to bind to a delimited text file and it will define an approach for editing and saving delimited text files.

(Ben Nadel) With the release of jQuery 1.7, there’s been some amorphous buzz about the support between AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition) script loaders and the jQuery library. I say, “amorphous,” because I simply don’t understand what that support entails.