(Vipul Patel) .NET Framework 3.5 introduced a generic hash set class System.Collections.HashSet for representing a set of values. It provided high performance set operations. Though it did not contain duplicate elements, it was not sorted. One would have to call OrderBy overload to sort the elements

(Michael Agroskin) Some of the most common tasks in GUI programming are to select multiple items from the list, to modify properties of multiple items, to rearrange items in the list or to copy / move items from one list to another.

(Scott Guthrie) Last week we released several new web products – including ASP.NET MVC 3. We’ve had a bunch of great feedback and a ton of downloads since then.

(Abhijit Jana) Session is one of most important state management in ASP.NET. We can enable or disabled session state either in web.config or using @Page directive’s EnableSessionState attributes.

(David Talbot) Microsoft has introduced a new view engine called Razor that replaces ASPX as the default view engine in ASP.NET MVC3. Razor represents a major improvement for developers that want a cleaner and more efficient view engine with fewer keystrokes.

(Peter Vogel) In the February issue of Visual Studio Magazine, I wrote the Web and RIA Development capsule of the .NET Survival Guide feature. I opened with comment that “Microsoft’s latest announcements make it clear that, when it comes to delivering applications over the Web, the choices for the .

(K. Scott Allen) One of the advantages to using a custom IFilterProvider is how you gain total control over the instantiation of action filters in ASP.NET MVC 3. When you combine an IoC container with a filter provider and a custom IDependencyResolver (see Brad’s posts for details), then all the pi

(Scott Mitchell) This article is the fourth installment in an ongoing series on displaying a grid of data in an ASP.NET MVC application. The previous two articles in this series – Sorting a Grid of Data in ASP.NET MVC and Displaying a Paged Grid of Data in ASP.NET MVC – showed how to sort and page d

(Gil Fink) Web Storage is a specification that was a part of HTML5 but was moved to its own specification. Currently, it is only a W3C editor draft but it is implemented in all the major browsers (even in IE from IE8) by the name Local Storage or DOM Storage. In this post I’m going to explain what i

(David Hayden) If you have been using ASP.NET MVC and ViewData, you should be pretty comfortable with the new ViewBag introduced in ASP.NET MVC 3. ViewBag is nothing more than a convenient wrapper to make it easier to store and retrieve key/value pairs in the backing store used by ViewData.