(Mahesh Chand) A GroupBox control is a container control that is used to place Windows Forms child controls in a group. The purpose of a GroupBox is to define user interfaces where we can categories related controls in a group.
Tag: Development
Understanding ASP.NET 4 URL Routing in 2 minutes
(Hima) Search Engine Optimization places a vital role for a website that is available for public. It helps to get traffic to your website. Improving traffic to your site from search engines gives you more site worth and more subscribers to the website or may lead to get revenue from the site obvious
Silverlight Online: Silverlight in an Occasionally Connected World
(Mark Bloodworth and Dave Brown) We discuss the latest incarnation of occasionally connected Silverlight applications, which come with a highly interactive user experience and can run either inside or outside of a browser.
Useful UML Modeling: UML’s Double-Edged Sword
(Bob Maksimchuk) The sword is one of the most ubiquitous crafted weapons across civilizations worldwide. They come in many different shapes, sizes, and materials. An attribute they all have in common is a sharp edge. Some multiply their offensive capability by being sharpened on both edges, i.e., th
Understanding ADO.NET Entity Framework
(Joydip Kanjilal) This article takes a look at the upcoming ADO.NET Entity Framework, its features and benefits. It also discusses why it promises to be the technology of choice for the next generation of data access using ADO.NET. The primary objective of the ADO.NET Entity Framework is to objectif
ASP.NET MVC 2 Localization complete guide
(Alex Adamyan) In this article we are going to explore all aspects of localization web application based on ASP.NET MVC framework. The version I’ll be using for that purpose will be 2 RC 2 which is last available at the time of writing.
An ASP.NET Developers Guide to Setting Meta Keywords
(Paul Kimmel) I was born in 1966. People born in the years 1946 to 1964 are often referred to as baby boomers. Boomers are the people that are retiring now and there are a lot of them. Generation X followed in from roughly 1964 to 1979, and Generation Y followed that group. The current generation in
Stepping Through .NET Source with VS2010 and .NET 4
(Ron Jacobs) This morning I stumbled across something so cool… I had no idea it existed (I know some of you are saying… “What he didn’t know about this?)
FontDialog in C#
(Mahesh Chand) A FontDialog control is used to select a font from available fonts installed on a system. A typical Font Dialog looks like Figure 1 where you can see there is a list of fonts, styles, size and other options. Please note a FontDialog may have different fonts on different system dependi
Silverlight RIA Tasks 2: Dynamic View Models
(defwebserver, Alan Beasley, hisowa) When using “View Model Style” programming, you may find a need to dynamically create Views. The challenge is to create them dynamically, while also allowing a Designer to easily design the UI.
