Interop Without PInvoke - Consuming Native Libraries in C#. by Matthew Cochran on Sep 08, 2009
This article will help get you started consuming native code with C# by writing your own interop layer in C++/CLI as a much cleaner and more flexible alternative to using PInvoke.

In Depth ASP.NET using ADO.NET: Part III by John Hudai Godel on Jun 23, 2009
In this article we will discuss a number of ways to retrieve, show, and update data with ASP.NET forms using ADO.NET. Also, we will have a clear idea about the most common server controls in ASP.NET.

Dynamic and Static Array Declarations by Robert Pattinson on Jun 06, 2009
Arrays can be declared in many ways. These examples demonstrate arrays that are created at “design time” (static) and at "run time" (dynamic)

In Depth ASP.NET using ADO.NET: Part II by John Hudai Godel on May 28, 2009
In this article we will discuss a number of ways to retrieve, show, and update data with ASP.NET forms using ADO.NET. Also, we will have a clear idea about the most common server controls in ASP.NET.

Programming C#: Working with Arrays in .NET by Mahesh Chand on May 04, 2009
This tutorial discusses arrays programming in C# and .NET. It starts with the discussion of simple arrays and then delves more complex topics such as jagged and multi-dimensional arrays. In the end, it discusses the Array class and its methods for searching and soring an array items.

Reading and Writing XML in C# by Mahesh Chand on Apr 08, 2009
In this tutorial, you will learn how to read and write XML documents in Microsoft .NET using C# language.

Outlook Automation by kohad on Mar 17, 2009
Entering the subject line while sending mail to any one is one of the etiquette of Email. However it is very common to do this silly mistake. This article will brief you about how to do validation and popup alert message whenever one tries to send email without any

Introducing Deep Zoom Composer by Mahesh Chand on Nov 21, 2008
This tutorial is an introduction to the Deep Zoom Composer and how to use it to build zoom and pan enabled Silverlight applications with the help of Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2008.

Report Wizard in Visual Studio 2008 by John Charles Olamendy on Sep 29, 2008
This article will tell you how to generate reports very easily based on pre-defined template and later it can be changed to satisfy your project needs.

Silverlight Tutorial: Creating a data centric Web Application with DataGrid, LINQ, and WCF Web Service by Mike Dobbles on Sep 13, 2008
This step-by-step tutorial is a guide for creating a silverlight Web application capable of submitting and retreiving data from a database.

Writing GIS and Mapping Software for .NET by Jon Person on Aug 20, 2008
In part three of the series, the authors of the "GIS.NET" mapping component for .NET explain how to write a geographic mapping engine which can display geographic coordinates. Source code is provided which can pan and zoom a sample geographic object (the state of Nebraska) in C# and VB.NET.

MOSS 2007 Search Customization using Sharepoint designer by Tariq Younas on Aug 11, 2008
This article describes how to customize SharePoint Search using MS Office sharepoint designer.

Using Windows Forms Controls in WPF by Mahesh Chand on Jun 19, 2008
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use existing Windows Forms controls in a WPF application. I have used Visual Studio 2008 to create this tutorial.

Developing a PHP Website using Visual Studio 2005 by Bechir Bejaoui on Jun 15, 2008
Yes it’s possible to use PHP under Visual Studio 2005 and even Visual Studio 2008 IDE. In this tutorial, I will show a walkthrogh how it is possible to develop a classic PHP web application.

Graphics and C# by Dave on Apr 22, 2008
This article tells you how to enhance user interface by using graphics in your .NET application.

How to wrap a control completely by Sunny ' on Apr 11, 2008
The following article explains you how to wrap a control completely.

George Steeve's .NET Tutorial Projects by Mike Gold on Dec 09, 2007
This download contains a set of about 17 projects that are used by George to teach C# and .NET. George has been kind enough to share his hard work with the C# Corner Community. The download include some great multimedia samples that show you how to play audio, video, and speech using .NET and C#.

Working with TortoiseSVN by Bhasker Das on Oct 01, 2007
This article will help you to start working with TortoiseSVN.

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.

Object Instantiation in C#. Part III Abstract Factories by Matthew Cochran on Aug 30, 2007
There are many ways to approach object instantiation. In this article we’ll cover a few of the patterns used to instantiate objects.

A Strategy for Using Delegates in C# by Matthew Cochran on Aug 29, 2007
In a recent article comment I was asked for a sample of how to use a delegate and so I wanted to put together a sample of how we can use delegates in order to implement a strategy pattern in a way that requires much less code that is easier to maintain than when approaching the same solution deriving sub classes using an OOP implementation.

Building applications with DLinq Designer by Satheesh Kumar on Jun 25, 2007
DLinq designer is the visual design surface to create the entity objects and bound the controls to the dlinq objects with relationships. We can easily create the windows form using the designer. The developer need not take more time to design the User Interface. The designer itself suggests you the controls suitable for the selected fields.

.NET Serialization to SQLite Database by Brett G on Jun 25, 2007
Most non-enterprise applications need the ability to store data locally. We'll explore 3 ways to serialize data to a SQLite database file with C#.

Object Instantiation in C#. Part IV The Builder Pattern by Matthew Cochran on Jun 23, 2007
There are many ways to approach object instantiation. In this article we’ll cover a few of the patterns used to instantiate objects.

Word automation using C# by Amrish Deep Ravidas on May 11, 2007
Word Automation through C# is all about programmatically generating the Word Document using C# code. Almost all of the tasks which we perform on word 2003 can be done programmatically using C# or VB.