Silverlight 4.0: Navigating Data Using DomainDataSource in Silverlight | | | | Rating:  / 2
2010-09-01 | | | | | This article gives you a great introduction to navigating through the objects available in the “DomainDataSource” control using Silverlight (with WCF RIA Services). |
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Silverlight 4.0: Filtering Data Using DomainDataSource in Silverlight | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-31 | | | | | This article gives a complete idea of the filtering features available with the “DomainDataSource” control in Silverlight (using WCF RIA Services). It discusses how to use both markup and code-behind methodologies to implement filtering against data retrieved from WCF RIA Services. |
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Silverlight 4.0: Sorting and Grouping Data with DomainDataSource in Silverlight | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-30 | | | | | This article gives a complete idea of the sorting and grouping features available with the “DomainDataSource” control in Silverlight (using WCF RIA Services). It discusses both markup and code-behind methodologies to implement sorting and grouping against data retrieved from WCF RIA Services. |
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Halo Reach Download: Proceed with Caution in Windows Security | | | | Rating: / 8
2010-08-25 | | | | | Just recently, it was reported that the newest upcoming version of the popular Halo series was leaked to the public through the Xbox Live Marketplace. It was also leaked via other places such as the highly visited peer-to-peer file sharing network infamously known as the Pirate Bay, among others. While online piracy throughout the entertainment world is nothing new, the fact that Halo: Reach has been prematurely made available online has ruffled Microsoft's feathers. |
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ASP.NET 3.5: User Access Rules in ASP.NET | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-24 | | | | | This is the last part of the ASP.NET tutorial series on role-based security and user authentication web development. In the third part, we finished creating the important ASP.NET login and user registration pages, and established a consistent and well-defined navigation menu. In this part, we'll create user access rules based on the types of users who will visit this website, and build these rules into the site. |
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ASP.NET 3.5: Creating Role Based Security with User Login Pages in ASP.NET | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-23 | | | | | Creating user login controls helps to maintain the security of your website. This article will show you how to create them using ASP.NET. It is part of a series on securing your ASP.NET-based website by using role-based security. |
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Silverlight 4.0: Query Parameters of DomainDataSource - A Second Glance in Silverlight | | | | Rating: / 4
2010-08-18 | | | | | This article gives a complete idea of how to work with the query parameters of the “DomainDataSource” control available in Silverlight (using WCF RIA Services). It also discusses dynamic query parameters, which can be provided from code-behind. Discuss (1) |
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ASP.NET 3.5 Role Based Security and User Authentication Web Development A Further Look in .NET | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-17 | | | | | This is the seond part of a tutorial series on developing ASP.NET 3.5 websites that will implement user role based security and user authentication. In the first part, you read about the project background, registering users in the website administration tool, and creating the WorkAssignment MS SQL server database table for saving tasks. We'll continue fleshing out the application here by building some pages essential for the end users: the supervisor and the workers. |
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ASP.NET 3.5 Role Based Security and User Authentication Web Development in ASP.NET | | | | Rating:  / 3
2010-08-16 | | | | | This is the first part of a tutorial series on developing ASP.NET 3.5 websites that will implement user role-based security and user authentication. This is a very common and useful ASP.NET website feature. On the Internet, you'll see a lot of websites that accept some kind of membership, where users can log in to the website to access restricted information. |
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Silverlight 4.0: DomainDataSource in Silverlight | | | | Rating: / 3
2010-08-11 | | | | | This article introduces the “DomainDataSource” available in Silverlight (using WCF RIA Services). It also discusses working with query parameters using “DomainDataSource.” Discuss (1) |
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Creating ASP.NET Login Web Pages and Basic Configuration in .NET | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-10 | | | | | This is another important tutorial on how to create a login page in ASP.NET 3.5. This is a part of a series of user management related tutorials in ASP.NET. You will learn how to create and configure a page that allows members to log into your website. |
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Canonicalizing DotNetNuke URLs in ASP.NET 3.5 in ASP.NET | | | | Rating: / 2
2010-08-09 | | | | | Do you have canonical issues with the your DotNetNuke website's URLs? These issues can lead to your site not getting proper credit in Google for all of the links it has earned, thus reducing its standing on the search engine results pages. This means reduced visibility and decreased traffic. This problem, though serious, is relatively easy to fix; keep reading to find out how. |
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Windows Tweaks: Cleaning Your Computer in Windows Security | | | | Rating: / 1
2010-08-04 | | | | | As troublesome as it is to get an operating system customized with your own preferences up and running, it is just as hard to keep it that way. Occasionally you will come across new and promising applications that you will try out, or just as time goes by you observe your operating system is getting slower and the space on your hard drive is decreasing. If this is your situation, keep reading to learn what tools you have at your disposal to fight this. |
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Visual Studio: Adding Functionality and Style in Visual Basic.NET | | | | Rating: / 3
2010-08-03 | | | | | To me, Visual Studio from Microsoft has always looked like it was planned a certain way and was supposed to be used in only this way. What I mean is that it lacked the support for customization and extensibility. Sure, you could change the colors and add third party applications, but what you had to do to accomplish this suggested that you would rather not do so. With the release of Visual Studio 2010, it looks like Microsoft is trying to contradict me. To find out with what kind of success, just read on. |
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