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Enterprise Library 3.0 Data Access Application Block
Data Access Application Block(DAAB) simplifies development tasks that implement common data access functionality.The DAAB provides access to the most often used features of ADO.NET in simple-to-use classes; this boosts developer productivity.
Building applications with DLinq Designer
DLinq designer is the visual design surface to create the entity objects and bound the controls to the dlinq objects with relationships. We can easily create the windows form using the designer. The developer need not take more time to design the User Interface. The designer itself suggests you the controls suitable for the selected fields.
Using the ObjectDataSource control with the data access class
In this article I will show that how you can use the ObjectDataSource control with the data access class (DA.dll, but it can be one of yours), described earlier, in your Web applications. The examples are written using C# and T-SQL.
Delegates and Events
This article talks about what delegates are and how delegates work in C# and .NET.
Attributed Programming in .NET using C#
In this article, I illustrate the power of attributed programming by examples that show a modular approach to issues that can crosscut many classes. Attributes will provide exciting software development abstractions in the future.
C# Methods : Part II
This article completes our discussion of methods. In this article, you will learn parameter passing, reference and value type parameters, and method overloading.
Exploring delegates in C#
Delegates are a kind of type safe function pointers which are actually declared as class derived from System.MulticastDelegate.
A Practical Approach to .NET Testing using Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite
This article will cover practical approach to White box Testing Techniques using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite. It covers concepts with a simple, easy to follow example.
Using DataList Control in Web Forms
This example uses a DataList which contains LinkButton controls, which allows a user to navigate through a list of data.
What the heck is Generics?
Generics are new addition to C# 2.0. This article provides the use of generics and scenarios in which it will be useful.
C# 2.0 Yield Return Iterator
One interesting new feature of the C# 2.0 is the “yield” keyword. Basically it is used to iterate through objects returned by a method. It creates a state engine in IL so you can create methods that retain their state and don’t have to go through the pain of maintaining state in your code.
Deploying Programs in C#
Deploying projects in Visual Studio.NET is fairly straightfoward. Most of the process is automated for you through some convenient wizards so it doesn't require much effort.
Modest Introduction to IL Assembly Language
Since I received copy of Visual Studio .NET Beta 2 and did not manage to find “ILAssemblyLanguageProgrammersReference.doc” which was included in beta 1 I decided to share my experience with other assembly enthusiasts.
Database connection object with application-wide scope
This article describes a class that can be placed in a Visual Studio C# project that makes a connection object available to any of the other classes in the project.
SQL Server 2005: Partitioning
In this brief article, we will go through the concepts of Partitioning in SQL Server 2005.
Building the ListBoxesFT_C ASP.NET Web User Control in Visual Studio 2005: Part IV
In multi-part article, I share how you can build your own ASP.NET web user control.
Enabling Remote Access for users in LCS 2005 - The initial installation
In this article we'll take a few moments to understand the process of remote user access.
New Features in C# version 2.0 - Partial Types
Partial types are new addition to C# language version 2.0, which is available with the .NET Framework 2.0 or Visual Studio 2005. This article discusses the partial classes and how to create and use them in your applications.
MacroMagic .NET for VB and C#
MacroMagic.NET contains macros for VB and C# developers that can be added to Visual Studio .NET.
Inherited Class Skeleton Generator
ICSG is a C#/.NET tool that generates inherited class skeletons and member stubs using Reflection and CodeDOM, with support for C#, VB.NET, and JScript.
Observer and .NET event delegates
The purpose of this article is to try to introduce observer pattern and compare it to .NET event delegate handling of notifications.
A Simple C# Utility to Help You Invent Names
I wrote this simple console utility to help me think of a new name for a project I was launching.
Working With OleDb Data Adapters
This step by step tutorial guides you to create your database applications using OleDb Data Adapters in VS.NET.
A Functional Look at Report Builder Client in SQL Server 2005
In this article we will take a brief look at the functionality provided by the Report Builder Client.
ASP.NET Datepicker and Calendar Control
When developing enterprise ASP.NET applications it is common to require the input of dates. This article presents a hybrid textbox / calendar control for user input of dates.
ColorDialog : How to use?
Changing color of your Window and its controls is a piece of cake in C# using ColorDialog class.
Designing and Implementing a Versatile Data Access Tier
In this tutorial, we will drill down deeper in to the design of a n-tier architecture and our focus will be on the data access tier(DAT). Our goal is to design and implement an appropriate data access tier(DAT) for scalable, reliable and interoperable web application.
Tutorial: Creating C# Class Library (DLL) Using Visual Studio .NET
This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to create a class library (DLL) in Visual Studio .NET.
