(Ben Nadel) When it comes to using brackets in JavaScript, I typically don’t give them much thought at all. They’re great for array indices and for setting and getting object properties. But beyond that, their use hasn’t garnered any real contemplation on my part.

(Brian Mains) In my previous two articles, we talked about the use of layers, and the many different options that can be used to develop layered architecture. Layered architectures are essentially objects and work in object-oriented environments, such as ASP.NET. ASP.NET supports layered architectur

(Eric Vogel) The Reactive Extensions (Rx) Library is a set of extensions for the IObservable and IObserver interfaces that were added in .NET 4.0. The extensions allow for the use of LINQ to query IObservable collections as if they were IEnumerable collections.

(Tomasz Peczek) Recently I’ve been asked to prepare a batch update scenario for jqGrid. After playing around with few prototypes I decided use inline editing for that purpose.

(Shirsendu Nandi) In this article I will describe how to do partial page caching in ASP.Net MVC3 Razor.

(Paul Ferrill) It’s pretty much a given that you’re going to have to deal with input and output when writing computer programs. The real question is what kinds of input and output (I/O) will you need to process.

(Joe Stagner) Sometimes we need users to be able to enter fomated input / text.

(Ben Nadel) Most of the time, when we use jQuery to send data over to the server, it gets delivered as either a query string value or a form value. And, most of the time, this is exactly what we want. Occasionally, however, we might have data that doesn’t quite conform to a simple set of name-value

(Brian Mains) As a developer, the .NET framework and Visual Studio presents many choices for choosing the right architecture, from placing the data access code directly in the UI through datasets and data source controls, to creating a data access layer that talks to the database, all the way to cre

(Jonathan Wood) With desktop applications, you can throw up a message box to alert the user any time an error is detected. However, web applications don’t directly support message boxes. Instead, the page being served should be modified to include information about the error. Ideally, you can do thi