(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, in my post on “circumventing” private variables in Javascript using method reassignment, I got into a long conversation with Tim Stevens regarding the way private variables work from a technical standpoint.

(Suprotim Agarwal) In this post, we will explore how to remove ViewState from your asp.net page and instead store it in a session. This could be useful when pages are to be served to devices with less resources.

(Pete Mourfield) Inevitably, .NET developers will need to store application configuration data. Most often, developers choose to store this data in an XML Configuration File (.config). There are many different sections of this file that allow for the configuration of different areas of the applicati

(Brij Bhushan Mishra) In my last article, I discussed about the jQuery Templating. You can view that Article here.

(Peter Vogel) Over the last four columns, I’ve used the new templating and data binding extensions added to jQuery to build an application that displayed multiple records while letting the user add and delete new records. Here are links to those columns:

(K. Scott Allen) One of the interesting side-effects of installing ASP.NET MVC 3 is the appearance of Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure in the GAC. Inside the assembly is a DynamicModuleUtility class that will let you do the following:

In the first part of this two-part series, you learned how SQL injection works in ASP.NET 3.5 using a MS SQL database. You were also shown, with a real web application which was not secure against SQL injection attacks, how these attacks can be used by the hacker to delete sensitive information from

(Paul Ferrill) In the last article we walked through the process of downloading and installing Visual Basic 2010 Express edition. What you get when you’re done is essentially the same integrated development environment (IDE) you get with the full Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 product.

(Ben Nadel) Over the weekend, with the help of Julian Aubourg, I continued my exploration of jQuery 1.5, this time looking at how to use $.ajaxPrefilter() in conjunction with $.ajaxSetup() to globally configure AJAX requests.

(Glenn Gailey) I was working with Ralph and a few other folks in my team on an internal project that required us to pass an OData feed from our own Windows Azure-hosted WCF Data Service to Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket.