(Noctis) If you haven’t heard about Linqpad, you should download it and give it a spin. It’s a Notepad like application that lets you write your C# (VB, SQL, E# & F#) quickly, and compile and run it on the fly. It’s really useful for work with Linq, but I often use it as a scrap pad whenever I need

(Sibeesh Venu) This article shows how to load data on demand using jQuery, that is when the user scrolls.

(Jamie Munro) When I interview web developers, I always like to ask the following basic JavaScript question:

(Sibeesh Venu) This article shows how to sort a JSON array programmatically by a property.

(MarcusCole092076) This is a basic program to turn an SQL file into an XML file, then use the XML file to make an XDocument and run a LINQ Query against this.

(Rahul Saxena) This article shows how to show a GridView column value on the selection of a Check Box.

(Rishabh Upadhyay) Anoncrypt by HTCoders is a service for securing text messages in an easy way. It could encrypt your message using strong encryption algorithms, so it will be more secure to send or store, than in plain text. Anyone who will get access to the encrypted message will be unable to rea

(Hemant Panchal) In this article you will learn how to upload and display a file in a browser using MVC and AJAX.

(Camilo Reyes) Writing JavaScript can be daunting. What begins with fun light scripting, quickly escalates into a tangled mess. I once found myself in an unimaginative hodgepodge of callbacks tight coupled to HTML. But then, I began to believe that there must be a better way.

(Gopi Chand) With this article, the series ends after teaching a few more methods used in the Java StringBuffer class by illustrating simple code examples.