(Simon Cooper) Today, I’ll be starting a new series of blog posts on ‘Subterranean IL’ – a look at the low-level IL commands available to .NET compilers, what each command does (or at least the more interesting commands) and why each command does what it does.

(Klaus Ruttkowski) The Add-In complements the VS 2008 around a new dialog Selection Feature for the management of Feature. The add-in checks the installer project whether a Selection Feature dialog exists. If the dialog exists, it changes the MSI-file as well as it is put in the Dialog-Property. The

(Ben Nadel) Over the weekend, Martijn van der Woud told me that he could not use an ArgumentCollection approach to invoke a method using “ordered” arguments. Normally, I wouldn’t question this; but, he happend to have made this comment on a blog post that demonstrated how to use the ArgumentCollecti

(Ged Mead) I was working on a local report chart recently and decided to use a pie chart as the data region. One thing pie charts often need is to have the values of the various segments displayed as data labels. You can add these at design time quite easily by right-clicking on the chart series (

(Malcolm Sheridan) Last week I wrote an article that explained how to use ASP.NET MVC to query Twitter’s public Application Programming Interface (API) which you can use and incorporate into your site if you’d like to add Twitter feeds to it. If you don’t want to use MVC for this, it’s possible to r

(carlosfigueira) Since NetFX 3.5, WCF has support for working with JSON data. You can define your data contracts according to the JSON “schema” you expect to receive / want to return, plug them into your operation contracts, and your server is talking JSON. With this feature you can define the contr

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I explored multi-class inheritance in Javascript through the use of Class prototypes. Unlike some of my previous sub-classing attempts, however, this approach copied the base class prototype methods rather than trying to extend a base class instance.

(Gunnar Peipman) jQuery Mobile is unified UI system that will work on all popular mobile device platforms. Currently alpha version is available to download. In this posting I will show you how to use jQuery Mobile with ASP.NET MVC 3 and how jQuery Mobile pages look on Windows Mobile.

(Gil Fink) In the past I wrote a post that showed how to implement Dependency Injection using Unity in ASP.NET MVC framework. This post revisits that post and shows how you can do the same thing easily in MVC 3. Pay attention that the supplied code is based on MVC 3 beta and may change in the future

(Scott Mitchell) Today’s websites commonly exchange information between the browser and the web server using Ajax techniques. In a nutshell, the browser executes JavaScript code typically in response to the page loading or some user action. This JavaScript makes an asynchronous HTTP request to the s