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.NET 4.0 FAQ: Part I - The DLR by Shivprasad on Oct 13, 2009
In this section we will look in to new features provided by .NET 4.0 framework. We have a glance on some important features, DLR, subsystems of DLR, dynamic object and expand objects.

Optional Argument in C# 4.0 by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 29, 2009
This article will give a very basic introduction of Optional Argument in C#4.0. This article will explain how Operation overloading and Optional Argument is different with samples. This article will give different syntax with Named parameter to work with Optional arguments.

Named Argument in C# 4.0 by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 28, 2009
In this article I will talk about a very new and highly useful feature of c# 4.0. I will give introduction of Named Argument. I will give one sample on possible usage of Named Argument.

Accessing Microsoft Office InterOP Objects using C# 4.0 by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 28, 2009
This article will show, how Microsoft office InterOp objects can be accessed and used in C#.

Dynamic type in C# 4.0 by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 28, 2009
This article will introduce dynamic type. This article will be giving samples on different usage of dynamic type in programming.

WCF 4.0 Features: Part I by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 27, 2009
This article is first part of multi series article on WCF 4.0. This article will list all the new feature of WCF and also will explain in detail Dynamic Service and End Point Discovery feature of WCF 4.0.

C# 4.0: Named Parameters by rajesh p v on Jun 15, 2009
C# 4.0 has introduced a number of interesting features which includes Optional Parameters, Default Values, and Named Parameters.

MineSweeper by Khaled Samir on May 17, 2009
Minesweeper is a single-player computer game. The object of the game is to clear an abstract minefield without detonating a mine.

Prompt for Service Account During Windows Service Installation by Steve Hall on May 13, 2009
This article shows how to customize the installation of a windows service in Visual Studio 2005 to prompt for a service account username and password. This process involves passing values from the install screen to a customized installer.

Running the command prompt from visual studio tools menu by Matthew Cochran on Jan 17, 2008
This article tells you how to run visual studio command prompt from inside the visual studio.

Using DLL files in Visual Studio 2005 using C# by Chitkaran Singh on Nov 14, 2007
This article explains the procedure of creating DLL files using visual studio 2005. It is very quick and easy to learn.

Finding and Listing Processes in C# by Scott Lysle on Sep 10, 2007
This article shall describe a very simple approach to finding out information regarding the processes currently running on a machine. The demonstration application includes a collection a methods that may be used to search for specific processes using different criteria or to list out running processes.

Introduction to Building a Plug-In Architecture Using C# by Matthew Cochran on Sep 09, 2007
In this article we'll take another look at how we can use the state pattern to build a plug-in architecture that will allow us to change the behavior of our application by placing differnt plug-ins into a folder.

Using the BackgroundWorker Component in .NET 2 applications by Michael Livshitz on Jul 03, 2007
In this article I will show (step-by-step) how you can use the BackgroundWorker Component in .NET 2 applications to execute time-consuming operations.

Using the ObjectDataSource control with the data access class by Michael Livshitz on Jun 18, 2007
In this article I will show that how you can use the ObjectDataSource control with the data access class (DA.dll, but it can be one of yours), described earlier, in your Web applications. The examples are written using C# and T-SQL.

Developer Roadmap For Building Smart Client Applications by Jay Tallamraju on May 03, 2007
This article is a developer Roadmap For Building Smart Client Applications.

Capturing File Information by Scott Lysle on May 01, 2007
This article describes a simple approach to capturing and displaying file and file version information.

Debugging Windows Forms Run-Time error 101 using C# by Asif Sayed on Apr 11, 2007
This article will give you step-by-step introduction to debug Windows Forms application run-time error using C#.

The ReportViewer control, a local SSRS 2005 Report, and data from a Web Service. by Justin Saraceno on Apr 09, 2007
This article explains how to use a ReportViewer control in a C# Windows Application that displays a local SSRS report whose data source is a web service method.

Obtain system information using WMI calls by Scott Lysle on Apr 06, 2007
This article shall describe an approach to using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) calls to obtain system information.

How to debug clientside Javascript code in VS2005 or VS2003 by Deepa Rao on Mar 30, 2007
This article helps you to debug Javascript code on an ASPX page.

.NET SQL Authorization Manager by Andrea Ferendeles on Feb 01, 2007
.NET Sql Authorization Manager (AzMan x .NET 2.0) allows you to set Item-based permissions for Authorization Manager-enabled Microsoft.NET 2.0 applications. Storage reside on a MS Sql Server DataBase and can be administrated by a managed MMC 3.0 Snap-In.

Passing Data Between Forms Without Events and Delegates by Scott Lysle on Jan 30, 2007
This article describes a simplified approach to allowing communication between forms without the use of events and delegates.

Enhancements in Assemblies and Versioning in Visual Studio 2005 by Sairam on Jan 30, 2007
The article discusses a couple of features introduced for assembly and versioning in Visual Studio 2005 such as referencing assemblies, registering assemblies to GAC, digital signing and friend assemblies.

Using Client Callbacks for building the ListBoxesFTs_C ASP.NET Web User Control: Part II by Michael Livshitz on Jan 30, 2007
In this article I share how you can build your own ASP.NET web user control with the help of the Client Callbacks. The examples are written using C# and JavaScript.


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