Articles by Manish Tewatia

Google Bard, the revolutionary language model chatbot, is now available in India and aims to outperform ChatGPT.

Explore the new features and improvements in Visual Studio 2015 Preview, including cross-platform development tools, .NET 4.6, debugging, Git, and ASP.NET support.

Today the C# Corner Delhi Chapter organized its monthly event at C# Corner, Noida Office. It is the 101th Chapter Meet by C# Corner.

This article describes the lifecycle of a Windows Phone app.

This part will drive you to basics of WebSocket APIs of HTML5 and how to implement them on the client side.

In this part of the Learn HTML5 series you will learn about the Server-sent Events APIs.

This article is an introduction to Knockout.js and how things work with Knockout.js.

In this part of the Learn HTML5 series you will learn about the Web Workers API, what is it all about and how to use it with an example.

This is the first article in a series of HTML5, here I will give a basic introduction to HTML5 APIs.

This article explains one (Goal Seek) of tons of great features of Microsoft Excel.

Explore Enterprise Library 6.0 and Unity 3.0, essential tools in Microsoft's .NET ecosystem. Learn how to leverage Enterprise Library for robust application development and Unity 3.0 for effective dependency injection, enhancing scalability and maintainability in enterprise-level software projects.

Here I am sharing my experience of working with Drawable Resources in Android, Through this article you will learn to use Bitmap and Nine-Patch Drawable Resources which is the first two of ten Resources available in Android.

Here you will learn about the new built-in support for localization, introduced in Windows Phone 8.

Tab Layout is used to wrap multiple views in a single window and navigate thought them with a Tab Container. Let's learn in this article how to create and work with the Tab Layout in Mono for Android.

The GridFieldManager provides an easy way to manage a table or list layout on the screen, with the help of this article I will explain the GridFieldManager with an example.

RIM’s layout managers are akin to Swing layout managers, and allow you to arrange lots of fields on the screen, it is responsible for determining where a UI element will be positioned on the display.

Lets learn how you could design applications for BlackBerry devices through my this very first article on BlackBerry development.

In this article you will learn how to create simple calculator using Mono for Android.

This article is about the AutoComplete and MultiComplete TextViews which can show a suggestions based list of data in Android.

By using text controls in your Android application, we can configure, style, and manipulate the controls in a variety of ways.

Learn how to use Android ScrollView and HorizontalScrollView layouts to display content that extends beyond the screen.

The RelativeLayout organizes layout components in relation to each other. This provides more flexibility of component positioning than LinearLayouts. The position of a view can be specified relative to sibling elements or in positions relative to the RelativeLayout area.