(loveyou999) As programmers/developers, we work with different ASP.NET controls almost in every single day. Here I want to share 10 useful properties in ASP.NET, maybe they are useful for some of you.

(Zoran Horvat) This is the second of four parts this article consists of:

If you are new to Visual Basic .NET programming, it is essential that you understand what objects, properties, events and methods are. Knowing these concepts will not only make you a better programmer in VB.NET, but the knowledge can be applied to other object oriented programming languages like C#

(Scott Guthrie) This is the first in a series of blog posts I’m doing on ASP.NET vNext.

(Michael M. David) Fixed structured data keeps businesses running day in and day out. But supporting only fixed data is also extremely limiting to structured data processing. There is no reason that highly principled structured data processing has to be limited to static data structures.

The fifth part of the Parallel Programming in .NET tutorial continues the description of parallel loops. This article looks at the synchronisation problems of aggregation in parallel loops and how to overcome them with locking and local state values.

(Vipul Kelkar) In my previous article, we saw how to get started with JQuery, what references need to be added before writing JQuery and saw a basic selector for a paragraph HTML element.

C# and the .NET framework provide several ways in which strings may be concatenated by appending the contents of one string to those of another. Some methods use immutable strings directly, others use mutable data to achieve faster performance.

(Biswa Pujarini Mohapatra) GridView is a very common control used in all .net Web Application. Also selecting a single row or multiple rows is a very common task in GridView operation.

(Steven Smith) Enumerations in C# and .NET are value types with a set of related named constants. Using enumerations often results in more readable code, and can help to ensure developers choose appropriate values by limiting possible options to those defined in the enum.