(Peter Vogel) Somehow, in the course of our June Toolapalooza feature (17 Free Tools for Visual Studio), I missed a bunch of freebies from Telerik. Telerik has made well over a dozen free tools available — I lost count — and they all look pretty cool.

(Ury Jamshy) As a relatively newcomer to WPF, I decided to create a (yet another) Color Picker control, styled after the Visual Studio 2010 Color Picker. It seemed like a good exercise and also practically useful for many applications. In this article, I describe briefly some of the obstacles I stum

(Reeta Singh Lodhi) In this article we will see what extension methods are, why we need them and how to create them.

(Imran Baloch) ASP.NET MVC 3 includes a bunch of new features that can help you to develop Rich Internet Application(RIA) easily. In addition to these new features, you can also use the features of ASP.NET MVC 3 Futures. ASP.NET MVC 3 Futures includes a bunch of features which may become the part of

(Arun Karthick) In this article I will provide you with some insights about running code coverage on .net framework applications. I will be creating the code coverage report by running code coverage on a sample piece of code. To perform the coverage of the .net framework application code, Visual Stu

The later versions of Microsoft Windows include a speech recognition engine called “Windows Desktop Speech”. This engine is made available to .NET framework developers using the types defined in the System.Speech.Recognition namespace.

(Walt Ritscher) Writing successful software requires learning a long list of skills and tools. Experienced programmers know that these skills are not static, and need refreshing from time to time. Knowing the ways to test your software is considered a necessary skill.

(Suprotim Agarwal) The ASP.NET Repeater control is a handy data-bound list control that allows you to create a custom layout by repeating a specified template for each item displayed in the list. You can nest a repeater control inside the other to create advanced layouts.

(Peter Vogel) I appreciate ASP.NET MVC’s support for Test Driven Development but I’m less excited about gaining complete control over the HTML that goes down to the browser.

(Rachel Appel) “When should I use a ViewBag vs. ViewData vs. TempData objects?” — a frequent question in online forums, during presentations, and at events. There are enough similarities and differences between these objects that warrant a closer look to see exactly how you can use each of these ob