This ASP.NET tutorial explores two techniques for determining the size of an ASP.NET page's view state footprint and displaying a warning if it exceeds a certain threshold.
This ASP.NET tutorial, shows how to implement the WebForms Store Locator application created in an earlier article using ASP.NET MVC.
Discover various options to make beautiful, easy to implement and easy to use web forms. In this article you'll explore Buttons.
This is the first article in the 'Facelift to Forms' series. Discover various options to make beautiful, easy to implement and easy to use web forms.
Reduce the payload from the client to the server using AJAX and the UpdatePanel triggers.
Wrox author Jacob J. Sanford walks through the essentials of creating ASP.NET master pages to consistently format the design of your pages around your different dynamic content placeholders.
Learn how to customize your TFS build process to deploy Sharepoint custom applications. Delve into the pros and cons of using TFS to create these builds.
Learn to avoid subtle, yet common, web application design mistakes, and how to best solve them in your ASP.NET/C# web applications.
Learn about callback, a lightweight technique used to call server-side methods asynchronously from JavaScript without any postback and reloading/rendering of unnecessary parts of the page or unnecessary code.
Learn to use JSON, a lightweight data interchange format to make server-side class' objects easily parse able by client side code to show output on the browser.
Learn about FreeDOM (Free Document Object Model), a web development technique used to create event-driven web applications. FreeDOM is designed to overcome the limitations of stateless HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) transmissions.
Learn how object-based JavaScript can be used to clone and fix the position of a grid header, handling runtime changes in the associated grid's appearance.
Sever-based AJAX is a new edition to the AJAX framework arena that may just be the perfect solution for AJAX enterprise adaptation.
Learn about all common aspects of webparts in ASP.NET 2.0.
Although easy to create, user controls are harder to share between projects. As an alternative, you can create a composite control, which is harder to create, but much easier to share between applications.
Learn how to write an ASP.NET custom editor for your various WebParts, which is directly usable in SharePoint 2007 as well.
See how easy it is to integrate a search widget on your site using Ajax with this detailed example from Professional Ajax author Nicholas C. Zakas.
As a Web application developer, you need a mechanism that allows various Web site widgets to communicate with each other. The ASP.NET 2.0 WebPart framework delivers.
An outdated page footer can give the impression that your site is stale. With just a little HTML and code-behind, you can keep your footer perpetually current.
Learn how to get the most out of the tight integration between Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 and the ASP.NET 2.0 WebPart framework by writing custom WebParts.
ASP.NET 2.0 provides fantastic support for WebParts, reusable Web site widgets. With very little code, you can leverage WebParts to create a full-fledged widget/portal framework that's both flexible and powerful.
ASP.NET 2.0 provides a new control called Wizard that allows hassle-free development of multiple Web forms that each contains a portion of a user's input.
Every Web site should present visitors with a simple yet flexible navigation structure. ASP.NET 2.0's SiteMap feature helps you implement this functionality easily.
Creating a shared Page class from which all your Web pages inherit allows the pages to share common functions, settings, and so forth without having to do much work.
