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ASP.NET Web Forms may be an old technology, but they aren't quite dead just yet. Alot of websites still rely on the now mature framewor

For the past few months I've been heavily considering migrating this blog from a custom .NET and C# application over to a Node.js and possib

More recently I've been hearing rumors on the internet that C# is going the way of the dinosaur. That the .NET framework is just too fragmen

If you thought that ASP.NET Web Forms were long gone and completely forgotten, then hold that thought for just a minute.Microsoft has recent

If you have a .NET application that is over 5 years old (as I do) then perhaps you should take a minute and take a look at the version

If you're a .NET developer then no doubt you are very well versed in using the  System.Data.SqlClient namespace. It is essentially at t

I recently wrote about website optimization on this blog as it is quickly becoming an important ranking factor in search engines.

ASP.NET has seen many changes during the past decade. What once started as a super lightweight scripting language (Classic ASP), has grown i

If keeping bots away is your thing, then using Google's reCAPTCHA is a must. And while it can be tedious to click on 20 images of cars in

One of the biggest things to come from Microsoft recently, for developers, is .NET core, which is a lightweight, multi-platform framework f

Welcome to part 3 of my starting off with MVC tutorial. In this post I will be mainly going over Data Annotations. You can check out part 1

Captchas and reCaptchas are great inventions. They help keep spam out and help to verify that humans are on the interwebs and not mischievo

Last time I left off with ASP.NET MVC, I covered how to create a new MVC project in Visual Studio and how to add new Controllers and Views.

One of my weaknesses in programming is actively using MVC in my projects. Particularly ASP.NET MVC, since I am a .NET Developer. Most of th

I don't normally run into delegates in my day to day coding, but at some point you will run into them and you'll want to know what they are

.NET makes it pretty simple to work with data encryption with the Cryptography namespace. So there should be no reason to have plain text...

There are various different approaches to XML document creation in .NET. There is no right or wrong way really, it just depends on the situ

As a developer, I hate using 3rd party software to accomplish things that would take a few minutes or hours of work. For example, watermark

Code re-use is at the heart of any good developer and it is a very welcomed ally when the time arrives. The last thing you want to do when

The beauty of working on .NET web forms is that every control that you see on the screen is an object of some kind, inheriting from the bas

Meta descriptions and keywords help search engines figure out what your web pages are about. And while it is highly contended as to whether

Recently I logged into Google Webmaster Tools and realized that my sitemap for one of my websites had not been updated since I first launch

Using the ScriptManager Creating A WebService Making a Call To A WebService Returning Data To Caller Quick Recap and Summary Ajax has be

Web Pages and WebMatrix Razor View Engine Database Operations Parametereized Queries @Helper and @Functions @helper @functions AJAX L

Updated: Click here for an updated Drag and Drop File upload how to. Here's a quick AJAX FileUpload written for ASP.NET WebForms that I us