ASP.NET 4.0 offers the meta description property. It can help you tell searchers what they’ll find on your web pages, and possibly increase your traffic. This article shows you three ways to implement this property.

(Alok Pandey) DataBinding is the most important thing when we develop any application. It is a process to map a value or set of values to a user interface control. We store data at back-end on database and transfer data to and from the front-end.

(Steven Smith) This article demonstrates a simple way to quickly retrieve the length of MSMQ queues from an ASP.NET MVC application using C#.

(SheoNarayan) To show complete details about a record, we can use DetailsView control. In this article we shall learn how to auto populate a single record columns on the page automatically and also how to explicitly specify the look and feel of a record column to display.

(Ben Nadel) Lately, I’ve been struggling to wrap my head around the architecture of event-driven JavaScript applications. While I do love the idea of an evented system, I am finding it harder to see the benefit of using events for bi-directional communication.

The twelfth part of the Parallel Programming in .NET tutorial looks at the ability for tasks to be nested. A nested task is one that is created and executed within the delegate of another. Nested tasks are not linked to their parent tasks.

(Ged Mead) Sometimes you’ll want to highlight items in a ListView to grab the user’s attention. One way you can do this is to programmatically apply Bold font weight to text.

A form is the most important object in VB.NET. It is where your program’s users will input data. It is also where your program’s results are shown. In other words, the form is the user interface. This tutorial covers basic form properties and the modality of the form in VB.NET. It is written for VB.

(Ben Nadel) The more I try to learn about JavaScript application development, the more I tend to think that absolute decoupling is a myth. I know I’m quite inexperienced when it comes to building non-trivial, thick-client applications; but, the idea of being able to simply “assemble” an app using re

(Alok Pandey) Pattern Matching is one of the most important tools of F Sharp programming. It allows a programmer to make different computations, depending on matching patterns. It decomposes data structures into their component parts. It is similar to a if..else or switch statement in C or C++. It a