(David Hayden) If you are learning ASP.NET MVC 3 or curious as to the new features in ASP.NET MVC 3, you can check out my list of ASP.NET MVC 3 Tutorials.
Tag: Development
How to Export Crystal Reports without using the Report Viewer
(David Weaver) This article will show how to eliminate the Crystal Reports report viewer to allow reports to be exported in one step.
An Exploration In Separating Hash-Change Events From Programmatic Hash Updates
(Ben Nadel) A couple of weeks ago, I presented the idea of learning about "best practices" in event-driven programming by looking at the way the browser handles user-generated vs. programmatic updates.
Linq to object with DataGridView
(Hussein Ahmed) Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is considered one of the most important features to all developers nowadays; the powerfull feature of LINQ to execute complex queries from any datasourse with simple, clean and concise code.
BindingHub – a new component and design pattern, very useful in WPF as well as in ViewModels
(Michael Agroskin) Before diving into concrete use cases and implementation details, let’s see what is missing in the current WPF implementation.
Top 10 Useful Attributes & Properties for ASP.NET Controls
(Memphisto) This article tries to highlight a few useful attributes/properties of ASP.NET controls.
Using the Schemas to Edit Work Item Types and Process Templates for Team Foundation in Visual Studio
(Allen Clark) I’ve just posted the Team Foundation schema files for process templates and work item types on Code Gallery: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/TFSchemas.
ASP.NET MVC 3 Razor Syntax – RenderBody, RenderPage and RenderSection
(Malcolm Sheridan) Everybody knows Razor is the new view engine ASP.NET Web Pages, so I thought I’d write about some Razor syntax you may not be aware of. The three methods I’ll be focusing on today are RenderBody, RenderPage and RenderSection. You’ll need to understand how each of these work if you
Read-Only Data in LINQ
(Dhananjay Kumar) By default, a CRUD operation can be performed on the retrieved data from a LINQ query. We can modify the data fetched by a LINQ query.
The Factory Pattern in .NET
(Patrick Steele) Just as a car factory creates cars on an as-needed basis, we can create “factories” in our code to create objects for our applications’ specific needs. In this article, we’ll explain what the factory pattern is and how you can use it in your code to make your applications more flexi
