(Kimi Kalon) As I already describe in my previous article (Start working with Workflow 4.0 in Visual Studio 2010), A workflow is a series of distinct programming steps or phases. Each step is modeled in WF as an Activity.

(Zasky) The DataGridView control generates many events as a user navigates the grid. There are cell entry/exit, row entry/exit, cell and row validation events etc. To make best use of these events you’ll need to know when they occur, and what happens when you respond to these events in different way

(frans eilering) There are many items on the Internet about Silverlight, retrieving information from a SQL database, WCF RIA Services and datagrid connection. Implementing them in a complete project still remains time consuming.

(Lars Jarlvik) In some web applications you need to know when something has changed on the server and alert the client immediately or at least as soon as possible, such applications might be a chat application or a bidding system.

Application settings can be created using a project’s property windows, with those values being transferred into configuration files and classes that simplify their use. The settings data can be of many different types, including custom classes.

(Subodh Sohoni) With this article, we will start a series of articles to review the customization of work item type definition in the context of changes that we observe in work item tracking in TFS 2010.

(Questpond) In this tutorial we will see how to create a first MVC application using VS 2010 and the MVC 2 template. This complete series is divided in to 50 parts with labs and video demos.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I looked at treating user interface (UI) widgets like Finite State Machines. In a simple widget, this is rather straightforward as the state of the widget easily defines the morphology of the user interface.

(Billy S Davis) So you start playing around with jQuery and Ajax and you discover that it is pretty cool stuff. Soon you discover that by using AJAX and web methods, you can send a .NET object to the client and it will automatically decode into a nice JavaScript object for you.

(Phil Haack) In a recent blog post, I wrote a a controller inspector to demonstrate Controller and Action Descriptors. In this blog post, I apply that knowledge to build something more useful.