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ASP.NET MVC Framework made a big impact on how web applications should be developed using the .NET platform. By default ASP.NET MVC uses the built-in WebForms view engine. Although WebForms view engine will serve all of your needs it does not blend nicely with the HTML. In this article we are going to introduce a new view engine called "Spark" developed by Louis Dejardin....
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Author: Matthew Dennis
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This is the first in a series of articles about using the Munq DI IOC Container and IOC containers in general.
Inversion of Control (IOC) is a pattern which decouples the use of an interface from the concrete implementation of that interface. By eliminating this coupling:
* the code can be tested by using special test implementations of the interface....
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In June 2000 Microsoft released the beta version of .NET Platform, related languages and APIs. This release is a beginning of a new horizon for programmers. But till today, I have seen that many people have failed to see the correct vision, "The .NET Vision"! .NET has been seen by many in the wrong light, the only perspective it has been seen in and publicized is in comparison to SUN Java. I don't deny the fact that this perspective is right to some extent, but the scope .NET is something beyond...
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This article is the second article in the series of introductory articles that I am writing about Mono, the "open source development platform based on the .NET framework". In this article we'll take a look at how to get going with ASP.NET on the Mono platform. Although ASP.NET is not part of the ECMA and ISO standards mentioned in the first article[^], it is still one of the major selling points of the .NET platform and provides an extremely flexible and powerful platform for developing web appl...
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Author: Kent Sharkey
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One of the signs of an easily maintained application is a division of labor between the classes, usually resulting in a user interface layer, a business layer and a data access layer. While this technique helps to better organize the application, many developers shy away from creating them. Creating a reliable and fast data access layer requires some planning, and once you've created one, they all start to look similar. SubSonic helps you by automatically creating a data access layer based on yo...
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Author: Steven Kapsinow
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This past week I attended the ASP-Connections conference in New Orleans, LA. The focus ... ASP.NET, of course.
Members of Microsoft's ASP.NET development team and other ASP evangelists presented their case and product to over 500 attendees. By the end of the show, most attendees seemed pretty impressed. And why shouldn't they be?
Microsoft claims to have created ASP.NET with customer demands in mind. They listened to the complaints about classic ASP, and now offer ASP.NET in response....
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Author: Tony John
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This article explains the ASP.NET technology and how different it is from programming languages like C# or VB.NET. Many new programmers are confused about how ASP.NET is different from C# or VB.NET. Many new programmers mis understand that ASP.NET is just another programming launguage....
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ASP.NET is not just the next version of ASP: it's the next era of web development. ASP.NET allows us to use a fully featured programming language (such as C# or VB.NET) to build web applications easily. In this article, John talks about the fundamentals of ASP.NET and some of its powerful features such as web services, the MSDN library and several learning resources.ASP.NET allows you to use a full featured programming language such as C# (pronounced C-Sharp) or VB.NET to build web applications ...
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Author: Philip Quinn
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Although it may seem like it, the way that ASP.NET processes your HTTP Request and returns your web page is a lot more complex than it may seem. This article will look at the HTTP Pipeline in ASP.NET in the lead up to your rendered page....
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Author: Dave Bush
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Most programmers familiar with JSP's Model II architecture and others generally familiar with Model View Controller (MVC) architectures, immediately wonder how the MVC pattern can be applied in an ASP.NET world. This article will demonstrate how the MVC pattern can be applied to an ASP.NET web application and still maintain the basic Microsoft supplied architecture....
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In this, the final article of the two part series relating to ASP.NET controls, James teaches us about custom controls and components. He talks about creating them, as well as compiling them from the command prompt using the C# compiler. He also provides two ASP.NET examples that demonstrate how to both create and integrate custom controls and components into our ASP.NET pages....
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Author: Pearson Education
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An introduction to web forms in ASP.NET...
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Sample chapter from 'A preview of Active Server Pages+' by Wrox Press....
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This article provides an overview of these features, as well as a look at Web Services, Web Forms, and new versions of ADO and ASP. It takes a first look at dozens of important new Visual Studio features that aid in the design, development, testing, and deployment of solutions built with Visual Basic, C++, Visual FoxPro, and C#....
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Author: Nakul Goyal
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An introduction to Microsoft's .NET platform. These are some of the terms that all software developers and jobseekers have been having their eyes glued on since at least early last year. This article is devoted to those who need to or love to keep themselves updated with the emerging trends of technology!!...
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Author: Mike Gold
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If you find yourself in a position where you need to find a new job, you have to deal with the incovenient but necessary interview process. This article will give you some of the tools you need to shine when interviewing for a technical programming position....
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Author: Mazdak.
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The first day I began to study ADO.NET I got confused because of new classes that Microsoft introduce in .NET Framework. In this article I want to introduce some basic classes of ADO.Net, hopefully those beginner who want to learn ADO.NET will not get confused like I did....
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Author: Rai Umair.
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This article presumes you are familiar with Microsoft’s .NET initiative. In case you are not, please refer to Microsoft for more information....
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Being a contributor to the Code Project for quite some time now, it is commendable to see so many articles from various folks in the industry talk about the features of .NET and how a specific features work or what are some of the tips and tricks of the trade. This fever of .NET is very interesting to watch and rest assured that the storms caused by .NET will be as great as the storms caused by C++ when it was introduced. Walking down the web-site, I saw lots of articles on .NET, but I did not s...
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Microsoft Shell (codename Monad), hereafter abbreviated MSH, is a revolutionary new console shell and environment for Windows. The primary feature that makes it revolutionary is that MSH is designed around the manipulation of objects. While Unix and Linux shells pipe text from one application to another, MSH allows the piping of .NET objects....
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