There is no doubt in my mind, that ASP.NET is the most powerful and versatile platform for web applications at the moment.
There are some features in the System.Data.DataTable class that a lot of developers don't utilize.
In the light of the immense popularity AJAX has received and the emerging tools like Atlas and AJAX.NET, I thought it was the right time to talk about the implications on search engine behaviour on AJAX enabled websites.
I wrote a new dynamic RSS feed for a little project called Little Helper. It all works fine, but when I tried to validate it using FeedValidator, the pubDate was invalid.
Custom web controls for your ASP.NET application are a brilliant way to separate, reuse and "refactor" your code pieces. In that sense I consider myself to be a control freak and that's a good thing!
Even though ViewState is unreadable by the human eye, it is nothing but a base64 encoded string that easily decodes by a piece of software like this one.
For some reason, Microsoft didn't add a Week property to the DateTime class. I never could figure out why.
The Session in ASP.NET is a very simple way of storing user specific data for the duration of a single user session.
Internet Explorer 7 comes with build in web search from the toolbar, just like Firefox have had for years now.
I've written about whitespace removal before, but I think this is the best solution so far.
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