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Download Now | Latest Additions 49 articles overall. 26 new, 23 updated. New articles added - Non-simple paths in a directed graph. - Mark Harker
In this article I would like to discuss how you can find all non-simple paths from a starting node to an end node in a directed graph.
Articles updated - GSpeak (Gesture Speak) - Reddy Manohar
Code generation through speech/gesture for everyone (Including individuals with disabilities).
New Tips and Tricks added Tips and Tricks updated New Technical Blogs added - Welcome to the Family, One ASP.NET - Rion Williams
Prior to the introduction of ASP.NET MVC into the .NET Framework in 2009, a .NET developer that needed to create a site or web application had one choice : Web Forms. When MVC came along however, the water became a bit muddled and developers had a major choice to make when starting up a new […
- Applying Conditional Attributes in ASP.NET MVC Views - Rion Williams
If you have attempted to handle any kind of conditional logic within MVC Views before, you know that the process can often be tricky to get everything to work just right. A feature is present in newer versions of ASP.NET MVC provides support for handling conditional attributes, which might make thos
- F#17 : Mutable / Ref Cells - Sacha Barber
So in the last bog, we wrapped up a part of this series, which was to do with the functional programming aspect of F#. We will now begin the "Imperative Programming" section. This will not be a huge section and will not involve that many posts, and hopefully will be more familiar to people that [
- Famo.us Guitar Tuner - Zachary Gardner
The Famo.us JavaScript library was released on 4/10/2014. The idea behind it is simple yet powerful: make HTML5/JavaScript/CSS web pages perform and feel like native mobile apps. There have been many companies that tried and failed to use HTML5 to build apps. Facebook famously decided to ditch HTML5
- Famo.us Guitar Tuner - Keyhole Software
Famo.us Guitar tuner
- Getting a RealSense of my status - Pete O'Hanlon
Long time readers will have realised that I have been spending a lot of time with the technology that was formally known as Perceptual Computing (PerC). You may also know that this technology is now known as RealSense and that it will be rolling out to a device near you soon. What you might not [
- A new breed of samples for MonoGame - Simon Jackson
One common question surrounding MonoGame has always been the quality of the samples currently maintained in the various branches of the project. Being an opensource project this has always been a challenge to manage and maintain, sure there are a lot of samples provided by many hard working develope
- Debugging Deeper through Reference Source - Rion Williams
A little over a month ago, the ASP.NET team announced several changes and updates to the .NET Reference Source and in this post we are going to discuss how to actually integrate it into Visual Studio so that you can step into the actual .NET Framework source when debugging your applications. What is
- After 50 years, BASIC still misunderstood ! - Chris Boss
It appears that the BASIC programming language has been around a lot longer than most of us have realized. It had its beginnings back in 1964 at Dartmouth College. BASIC has a long and rich history as a programming language, but often today it is viewed as a beginners language or childs language. Wh
- F#18 : Flow Control - Sacha Barber
As previously stated F# allows different styles of programming that is you can use of or all of the following: Functional Imperative OO In F# you have choices and you are free to mix and match these styles to suit your needs. In this article we will look at flow control statements, which although qu
- Easily download Ch9 videos - Gordon W Beeming
I watch and download a lot of videos from Channel 9 and because I'm a developer and always looking for ways to speed up anything I do I searched for a PowerShell script. I eventually found one (can't remember where) and immediately set it up to download This Week on Channel 9 and Ping Show. Over tim
- What I'll do for a free t-shirt - A Round Tuit
One of the more exciting things from the recent Build conference was the frequent mention of Xamarin. Whenever Microsoft noted its embrace of cross platform, there was Xamarin providing the capability: It seemed that every .NET-oriented session mentioned Xamarin, and Miguel de Icaza, CTO of Xamarin,
Technical Blogs updated - Creating custom route constraints in ASP.NET MVC - After2050
RoutingIn ASP.NET MVC the Routing Module is the URL routing engine that directs the incoming requests to controller actions. There are cases where we need to impose constraints over the incoming requests that are mapped routes. These constraints are used to avoid from directing invalid requests to t
- Using stored procedures in Entity Framework Model First Approach (Part I - Adding New Stored procedure) - smrutis1984
Before starting with this article I will expect that you have a basic idea on the Entity Framework - Model First approach and its use.Here I am explaining the step by step approach how to use a newly created stored procedure in our C# code through the EntiFramework. Let say we have created a new pro
- Creating a custom AJAX Helper - After2050
Unobtrusive AJAX and how we can create custom AJAX helpers quite easily by adding extension methods to the AjaxHelper class.
- Uploading and returning files in ASP.NET MVC - After2050
Index 1. Brief 2. How to upload a file? 2.1 Basics 2.2. Reading files from request 3. HttpPostedFileBase 3.1. Behind the scenes 3.2. HttpPostedFileBaseModelBinder 3.3. HttpFileCollectionValueProvider 4. Uploading multiple files 5. Using view models to validate POSTed files 5.1. FileSizeAttribute
- ASP.NET Interview Questions for Beginners and Professionals - Part 3 - Imran Abdul Ghani
This post is Part-3 in series of ASP.NET Interview Questions with detailed answers including necessary code examples. Previous parts of this ASP.NET Tutorial series are as follows:Top 10 ASP.NET Interview Questions and Answers for ASP.NET Web DevelopersASP.NET Interview Questions - Part 1 (covering
- Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC - After2050
Learn about the HandleError filter and discuss about the different exception handling mechanisms that will fit to an MVC application.
- Dependency Injection Using Ninject - After2050
Ninject"Ninject is a lightweight dependency injection framework for .NET applications. It helps you split your application into a collection of loosely-coupled, highly-cohesive pieces, and then glue them back together in a flexible manner. By using Ninject to support your software's architecture, yo
- Model Validation in ASP.NET MVC - After2050
In this article we will see how to apply basic validations to a model and also we will see how to create custom validations by implementing the ValidationAttribute class or IValidatableObject interface.
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