ASP.NET AJAX 4.0: Template Programming Unleashed – Part I

Download the complete source code from https://udooz.net/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=1&Itemid=5. When Microsoft released its flavour of AJAX framework named “ASP.NET AJAX” as part of  ASP.NET 3.0 preview, it does not have much competency when comparing with other AJAX frameworks.  But when I evaluated ASP.NET AJAX 4.0, I was really inspired the new features that are completely focused your browser [...]

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Microsoft Axum: .NET Language for Parallel Computing

Followed by F#, one more language is coming out from Microsoft .NET campus named “Axum”.  Based on Concurrency and Coordination Runtime (CCR) in Microsoft Robotic Studio, Axium is a language which allows to define your application to do parallel computing in your .NET applications. Axum comes into play for the following: Asynchronous behaviour Dealing with concurrency Dealing with [...]

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ASP.NET Extender Control: Walkthrough

Sample VS2008 Project is available at http://snipurl.com/asp_net_extendercontrol_sample.zip This is the continuation  of ASP.NET Extender Control: Decorating & Componentizing Web Controls with Client Behavior.  In this walkthrough, the following things are explained: Decorating or extending web control behavior.  A mouse hover effect which is implemented in JavaScript would be applied to controls of  type Button. Packaging client side [...]

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ASP.NET Extender Control: Decorating & Componentizing Web Controls With Client Behavior

Problem ASP.NET server controls componentize (or encapsulate) the UI behaviors in a manageable way so that enhancements or modification is much simpler.  These are like swiss-army-knife, somebody use server side and client side features in balanced way, others may heavily stick with either server side or client side.  The major reason for people stick with server side code is to [...]

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