(Mike McIntyre) This week I needed a simple text box control that could display text vertically, something like this:

(Bala Murugan) Creating data driven application is one of the most commonly done task in our day today application development. In these applications, reporting and generating reports in various formats is one of the repeated requirements we will get.

(Gunnar Peipman) Today I tried out ASP.NET MVC HTML5 Helpers Toolkit by Dean Hume. Although browsers today support HTML5 partially it is time to start playing with it. As soon as HTML5 gets common standard in web you should be able to react fast. In this posting I will introduce you HTML5 Helpers To

(Gil Fink) Last night I was teaching MVC framework as part of an ASP.NET course. One of the things that I showed the students was how to use data annotations for server side validation. I got a question about how to enable client side validation in MVC 2 and decided to write about it in a post. So h

(Ben Nadel) A while back, I blogged about overloading Javascript function signatures using a sub-function approach. In that blog entry, I advocated factoring out divergent functionality into separate functions that were ultimately members of the primary function.

(Bipin Joshi) After discussing Attribute selectors and many filters in the previous part let’s move ahead and understand the remaining couple of selectors. So far, you know Basic selectors, Basic filters, Attribute selectors, Child filters, Content filters and Visibility filters of jQuery. In this a

(Simon Cooper) In IL, volatile is an instruction prefix used to set a memory barrier at that instruction. However, in C#, volatile is applied to a field to indicate that all accesses on that field should be prefixed with volatile.

(David Hayden) This is a new image optimizer in the Visual Studio 2010 Extensions Gallery that uses SmushIt and PunyPNG to optimize images, called Image Optimizer. Image Optimizer essentially reduces the sizes of images by removing a lot of the EXIF and metadata in the file.

(Mike Brind) Your Web Pages site is under threat. There are people out there who want to break into restricted areas, download files they shouldn’t have access to, mess up your database and steal your passwords. Worse still, they want to use your application as a gateway to the web server so that th

(Sandeep P R) In my previous two blogs we saw some javascript tricks to work with ASP.NET AJAX controls. The links to my previous blogs are –Calling validator controls from javascript. –Hide/Show validator callout control using javascript.