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Types of computer applications by Karthika Palaniswamy on Oct 26, 2009
This article discusses various types of computer software applications.

Understanding boot process in Windows Vista by Rubersy Ramos on Aug 07, 2009
In this article we are going to explain the principal differences between these two boot systems.

Validating the Date in a Date Time Picker Control by Scott Lysle on Jul 08, 2009
This is another short article on the date time picker control. This article will address an approach that may be used to require the user to confirm changing a date.

AppDomain concept in ASP.Net by Rajendra Kumar Yerra on Jul 05, 2009
This article explains about the concept of an Application Domain which is shortly known as AppDomain.

Embed PDFs into a Web Page with a Custom Control by Scott Lysle on Jun 27, 2009
This article describes an approach to embedding and displaying PDF documents in a web page through the use of a simple ASP.NET 2.0 custom server control.

Text to HTML Parser by Saurabh Nandu on Jun 02, 2009
If you have been into developing Web Applications then you might have at many times experienced that when you display multiple lines of data from a database you loose the spacing or formatting between multiple lines of data.

C# Tokenizer by gary sun on May 31, 2009
A simple tokenizer in csharp without using regex or MatchCollections.

String Jargon in C# by Prasad on May 22, 2009
The following article shows some String functions which are not currently available directly in C#.

How to Prepare Quotation Using Use Case Points by Shivprasad on May 18, 2009
Quotation is one of the important aspects of software cycle. Any prediction less or more will affect the project a lot. Let's look at how basically day to day businesses manage their ways of handling quotations.

Regular Expressions Usage in C# by Prasad on May 17, 2009
The source code shows how to use Regular Expressions in C#.

Subtitles Algorithm by Peter on May 08, 2009
This article explains a simple and useful algorithm that helps you to implement subtitles into your simple video player.

BackUp Device in C# .Net by Kapil Soni on Apr 27, 2009
The attached project is a utility that allows you to take a backup and restore to the previous state of a SQL Server database.

Building your own Java Script Editor by Ramy Mostafa on Mar 29, 2009
A step by step guide for implementing your Java Script editor.

Introduction to SLP Services Environment Setup by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 20, 2009
This article explains about SLP Environment setup followed by Code Protection sample.

Introduction to Microsoft SLP Services by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 19, 2009
This article gives an introduction of Microsoft Software Licensing and Protecting Services.

Introduction to Creation of PowerShell cmdlets using VS 2008 by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 17, 2009
This article explains about creation of user defined PowerShell Cmdlets in VS 2008.

Introduction to SLP Services Internals by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 16, 2009
This article explains about SLP Services Architecture and internals of Code Protection.

Introduction to PowerShell Scripting by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 16, 2009
This article explains about scripting in PowerShell.

Introduction to PowerShell by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 13, 2009
This article explains about Windows PowerShell and its commands.

19 Practical Points to be remembered while working on project/software Company by Shivprasad on Feb 25, 2009
This article will talk about some important points we should note while working with tight dead line project.

Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part IV - A Real World Application by Matthew Cochran on Feb 09, 2009
In this article we'll look at building a fluent interface to abstract parameter assertions which gives us readable code that closely models spoken/written language. This will make code consuming our API contain less code debt and reduce the total cost of maintenance.

Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part III by Matthew Cochran on Jan 31, 2009
In a previous article I demonstrated a coding approach that allows us to easily build a Fluent Interface. In this article we'll pick up where I left off and develop a more sophisticated/complex structure.

Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part II by Matthew Cochran on Jan 31, 2009
In this article we’ll cover building a Fluent Interface in order to write readable code that closely models spoken/written language. In a previous article I discussed how we can be more efficient and write better code by developing from the outside-in. Now we’ll look at a new trick to make this approach even more effective, the Fluent Interface and Method Chaining.

Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In. Part I by Matthew Cochran on Jan 24, 2009
Modeling an API for a domain is a difficult task. The trick is to get the correct level of encapsulation/abstraction while making the API easy to understand and consume. If we can model our domains at the same level that we understand them linguistically then we are 90% of the way there. This article discusses a programming methodology by which we can build a concise interface that will provide a consistent level of abstraction and is easy to code against.

Software Architecture Styles by Kalyan Bandarupalli on Jan 14, 2009
An Architecture style is a set of principles which you can use to build a system Typically Architecture styles depends on their focusing areas. Implementing the software architecture styles depends on the capacity of your organization for implementing it and infrastructure constraints. This post explains which architecture style is to use based on demands.


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