Since ASP.NET 1.0 you had the ability to toggle the visibility of any HTML tag with the runat="server" attribute.
For quite a while now, I have needed a simple website monitoring tool that would check the uptime of my websites.
The Visual Studio 2005 launch improved so many things from older versions - some big and some small.
Most of the primitive types in the CLR have a Parse method that takes a string and parses it into its own data type.
Internet Explorer can only make 2 connections at a time, which means that only two elements can be loaded while the rest is queued up.
Soon, I'm facing a new project where the need for up-to-date currency exchanges is crucial.
The ASP.NET 2.0 provider model has once again amazed me.
The build process in ASP.NET 2.0 is very different than in ASP.NET 1.x, because it does not produce a dll file.
The individual cells in a DataTable can have a null value in the form of System.DbNull.Value.
Today, I had to bind a list of countries to a drop down list in ASP.NET 2.0. I wanted to use an XML file to store the countries. There are more than 200 so there was not way I was going to hard code them in the HTML.