(Malcolm Sheridan) If you’ve been living under a rock for the last few years, you might not have heard of Twitter, but for the rest of us, it is a great communication tool. I have made countless friends with it including the authors of DotNetCurry! Thankfully Twitter has a public Application Program

(Ben Nadel) After attending CFUNITED 2010 I was very inspired to make use of more caching. Caching just seems to be the hot topic these days. Terracotta’s EHCache is rocking out under the ColdFusion 9 installation; Railo is building all kinds of multi-cache and cluster cache support into their futur

(Vince Varallo) This article will review some of the new features of SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 and build a sample application using ASP.NET and SQL Server 2008.

(Dino Esposito) In this article, I’ll first briefly describe the mechanics of asynchronous action methods and then move on to discuss how to test asynchronous methods.

(Mahesh Chand) A Label control is used as a display medium for text on Forms. Label control does not participate in user input or capture mouse or keyboard events.

(Bob Maksimchuk) The results of a survey I ran recently indicated that most people are using the UML (Unified Modeling Language) for the early lifecycle activities such as explaining business needs, requirements elicitation, and analysis and design. (R)

(Gouri Sohoni) In last article Database Development with Visual Studio 2010: Overview of SQL Server Data-Tier Application (DACPAC) we discussed what Data-Tier (DAC) applications are and how to create and deploy it using Visual Studio 2010. DAC applications are targeted towards SQL Server 2008 R2 and

(VarshaMahadevan) The recommended way to bind the Ribbon UI to a data model is to encapsulate the command and the state associated with each control into a data object that is used as the DataContext for that control. You can then apply an implicit Style to the control that binds individual properti

(Jesper A Nielsen) Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) was designed from the bottom up to connect people and devices whenever and wherever they are in order to engage in a (possibly lengthy) exchange of information. Existing protocols, such as HTTP and SMTP, were not purpose-built for this essential h

(Hima) We have been using ClientID’s in ASP.NET 2.0/3.5 that makes each control to generate the unique client side id attribute to that page or browser. But these ID’s were long and randomly generated. Developers who work on Client-Side programming that uses Java Script, JQuery or Ajax have been suf