How to create a Unit Testable solution in Silverlight
This article is about the best practices to write a Silverlight application which is highly unit testable.
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Pitfalls of using a WYSIWYG editor? [closed]
- by user50849
I'm interested in reasons for disallowing content editors on medium to large sites, from using various forms of WYSIWYG editors. A common problematic scenario I can think of is that with the use of a WYSIWYG, an editor uploads an image "somewhere" to the file-system, inserts it directly into the text, and publishes the article. Shortly afterwards, someone wants to pull out "The last 10 uploaded images", and display them on the frontpage. Good luck parsing all the content. Taking a look around at some large international online magazines, such as http://www.time.com/, and some local ones, I see that the editors seem to produce articles that are almost only consisting of raw text. Images are usually at the top of the article, and otherwise the most complex content are usually links. What are some common reasons for refusing editors access to WYSIWYG tools?Read the article
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Testing Asynchronous Methods in ASP.NET MVC
In this article, I’ll first briefly describe the mechanics of asynchronous action methods and then move on to discuss how to test asynchronous methods.Read the article
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RIA Services - using Entity Framework
In this article I will walk through step by step to demonstrate how Entity Framework can be used to access SQL database.Read the article
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Configuring Multiple End points for WCF Service
In this article, I will explain how we could configure multiple binding for WCF service.Read the article
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Do you know your getdate()?
This article takes a closer look at SQL Server getdate() and sysdatetime() functions.Read the article
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Creating Your First ASP .NET Web Application in GDI+
In this article you will learn how to Create Your First ASP .NET Web Application in GDI+Read the article
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Graphics Containers in GDI+
In this article I will explain about Working with Graphics Containers in GDI+.Read the article
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Alpha Blending and Images in GDI+
In this article I will explain about Alpha Blending and Images in GDI+.Read the article
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N-Tire Web Application Sample
In this simple article we will see a sample of n-tier web application.Read the article
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Events and Delegates in Remoting
In this article I will explain you about Events and Delegates in Remoting.Read the article
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Static Resources in Silverlight class library
In this article we will see how to have styles in Silverlight class library.Read the article
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Right click event in Silverlight 4
In this article you will learn how to use Right click event in Silverlight 4.Read the article
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Dynamic Type in C# 4.0
In this article we will see about dynamic type in C# 4.0.Read the article
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Limit number of characters in TextBox control
In this article we will see how to limit/count number of characters in TextBox control.Read the article
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Writing a Debugger Visualizer in WPF: Part 1
This article describes writing a debugger visualizer in WPF.Read the article
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SEO Tips - Should You Worry About Personalized Search?
If you are into SEO, should you worry about personalized search? This article discusses the issue.Read the article
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Webserver Security Check
This article contains a security check script and describes how to secure Windows and Linux webservers against hackers.Read the article
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Amazon S3 from C# developer point of view.
Article shows how you can interact with Amazon S3 storage directly from C#.Read the article
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Connecting 2 PCs using USB-to-USB (male-male) cable
- by Amirizzuan
I found this while Googling around: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Connecting-Two-PCs-Using-a-USB-USB-Cable/248 But then, the solution given in the article is using Windows. Is there any Ubuntu equivalent to this? I would really love to SSH into my Ubuntu server via my Ubuntu laptop, just by connecting one end of the male USB to my laptop, and another end of the male USB to my server. I know I can always SSH into my server via the network, but then in this case of mine, there are cases the server is inside a secluded-secured network server room, and the only way for me to check things out is to go into the server room and open the keyboard console and monitor there. But, if I can just bring my laptop inside and connect to the USB there, then that would be cool. Any idea guys?Read the article
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Blending in GDI+
In this article I will explain about Blending in GDI+.Read the article
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Graphics States in GDI+
In this article I will explain about understanding Graphics States in GDI+.Read the article
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WPF x FileExplorer x MVVM
This article describe how to construct FileExplorer controls included DirectoryTree and FileList, using Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern.Read the article
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A Painter Settings Example in GDI+
In this article I will explain about A Painter Settings Example in GDI+.Read the article
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Using LINQ to SQL Query
Here in this article, you will get very basic idea of LINQ to SQL Query using code.Read the article
