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Events and Delegates by Rajul Aggarwal on Nov 09, 2009
In this article let us see about Events and Delegates through an example.

Text to Speech in Visual C# 2005 by Scott Lysle on Jun 25, 2009
This article describes an application used to exercise some of the Text To Speech features available to .NET developers through the Microsoft Speech 5.1 SDK. This article does not address the newer speech server related libraries nor does it address web based deployments of speech related technologies.

MVC Declarative Binding by Matthew Cochran on Jun 08, 2009
One of the things that makes the bar to implement any “MVC-ish” pattern high is the tremendous amount of plumbing required just to get started in order for the different entities to communicate state changes. This article introduces a utility library that can be used to declaratively bind the model and view encapsulating all the wiring required and making implementation much easier.

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.

Project Life Cycle beyond SDLC by Shivprasad on May 18, 2009
Many people think project life cycle circulates around SDLC. In this article, we will discuss about other phases which occur before SDLC starts. I know that companies have tailor made phases we have just tried to put phases followed by majority IT companies.

Introduction of ADO.NET Data Service by Dhananjay Kumar on Apr 28, 2009
This article will give introduction of ADO.NET Data service.

Extending logging functionality from Enterprise library by wei chen on Apr 21, 2009
Microsfot Enterprise Library provide us a collection of reusable software components, so software developers can take advantage of them to put them into enterprise use. Now I will share my personal experience with my friends how to extend current enterprise library functionality and improve the performance of enterprise application.

Using function point to quote a software by Shivprasad on Apr 06, 2009
If you give more quote you lose the project, if you give less quote you will end up doing social service to clients and probably also loss. In this tutorial, we will discuss mainly "Function Point" from practical point of view.

Examples with Message Boxes and a Loop by brandon on Mar 10, 2009
An example of how to use simple message boxes and a simple loop. Its good for beginers learning how to program realy simple applications

.NET Dataset Basics by Swati on Mar 07, 2009
This article talks about DataSet object in .NET Framework.

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.

Six Sigma by Shivprasad on Feb 05, 2009
Below is a quick revision which will give you a decent understanding of Six sigma from interview point of view.

Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 Features for Developers with examples by Kalyan Bandarupalli on Sep 03, 2008
IE 8 Beta 2 provided the decent features to the designers and developers community. If you write the code for IE 8 Beta 2 that can run on anywhere.

Writing Your Own GPS Applications: Part I by Jon Person on Aug 19, 2008
What is it that GPS applications need to be good enough to use for in-car navigation? Also, how does the process of interpreting GPS data actually work? In this three-part series, I will cover both topics and give you the skills you need to write a commercial-grade GPS application.

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.

Determine the Time since the Last Boot Up in C# by Scott Lysle on Jun 06, 2008
This article describes an approach used to determine the time of the last system boot up and to display the time elapsed since boot up.

Date type in RDBMS. by John Charles Olamendy on Apr 29, 2008
In this article I want to show you how to manipulate date data type in Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle database.

Writing Better Code – Keepin’ it Maintainable by Matthew Cochran on Feb 29, 2008
Writing maintainable code is an art form that should be practiced by every developer because if the code we write can not be maintained then there will come a point where it won’t be useful anymore and discarded and then all of our efforts will have been wasted. In this article we’ll look at ways to keep our code maintainable.

Convert WinWord Document to Blob by Sanat Palia on Feb 28, 2008
This article tells you how to convert WinWord document to Blob and save it in a datarow.

Writing Better Code -- Keepin' it Extensible... by Matthew Cochran on Feb 20, 2008
In a previous article I talked about how to keep code cohesive by applying the Single Responsibility Principle. I wanted to explore part of another principle of software engineering that will help our code be extensible and can handle growth and change.

Writing Better Code -- Keepin' it Cohesive by Matthew Cochran on Feb 14, 2008
One of the aspects of code quality we can look at is cohesion. If code is highly cohesive it is also much more testable, reusable, readable and maintainable (all the good things in life). Likewise, if code has a low level of cohesion it is often very hard to understand at a glance and difficult to test and maintain. In this article we'll take a look at a concrete example of code that does not follow the Single Responsibility Principle and as a result has low cohesion and walk through the refactoring it takes to modify the code to be more highly cohesive.

How to: Compress and Decompress Data by Muhammad Shakir on Feb 01, 2008
This article shows that how we can compress and decompress our data.

Functional Programming with C#: Dynamic List Generation by Matthew Cochran on Jan 26, 2008
This article covers how to use functions as the basis for generating lists given some initial seed values. This technique is useful for constructing different types of numeric series, calculating growth and decay, and also useful for searching algorithms.

C# Generic Identity Map -- Creating an Object Pool for Multiple Object Types by Matthew Cochran on Jan 26, 2008
This article demonstrates a technique through which we can have a type-safe pool object that holds references to many different types of objects.

Automatic Reading and Verification of Microsoft Word document in C# using Aspose.Words by Khurram Shehzad on Jan 24, 2008
Student Course Registration and Verification automatically reads the Roll Number slips in a Microsoft Word document. It parses the Microsoft Word document and then makes corrections if required. It also saves the document at the specified location.


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