Sometimes, for demo or testing purposes, I need a synchronization context that behaves like the user interface ones but doesn’t force me to build applications with a user interface and the TPL Dataflow Library seemed like a good option to implement such synchronization context.

Always Encrypted Feature in SQL Server 2016

by Manjuke Fernando

Always encrypted feature in SQL Server 2016

AngularJS Token Authentication using ASP.NET Web API 2, Owin, and Identity

by Taiseer Joudeh

AngularJS Token Authentication using ASP.NET Web API 2, Owin, and Identity

Applying Conditional Attributes in ASP.NET MVC Views

by Rion Williams

Applying conditional attributes in ASP.NET MVC Views.

ASP.NET AJAX Controls for MVC Developers

by Jeffrey T. Fritz

I've been spending a bit of time over the past month looking into ALL of ASP.NET, not just MVC or SignalR or WebAPI.

Authentication Against CRM Contact using Custom STS

by Manoj.Kumar12

Authentication against CRM contact using custom STS

Book Review – Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 Expert Development Cookbook

by Nitesh Kejriwal

Book Review – Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 Expert Development Cookbook

C# 5.0 Async/Await Demo Code

by Paulo Morgado

Sample code I use to demonstrate the use of async/await in C# 5.0

Calling ASP.NET WebAPI using HttpClient

by Madhur Kapoor

In this post, we are going to learn how to call an ASP.NET WebAPI using HttpClient libraries.

Constructor .NET

by SonuKSingh

Types of constructors available in C#

Creating an RSS 2.0 feed with .NET

by Karl Stoney

A programming with .NET article with code of how to create a compliant RSS 2.0 feed using .NET XmlDocument

Data-binding Among Complex Expressions in C#

by Adrian Alexander

Data-binding among complex expressions in C#

Developing Universal Windows Apps using Widows 10 & Visual Studio 2015

by Rajneesh Kumar Verma

This article will let you to start developing Universal Windows App in windows 10 using Visual Studio 2015

Download Files in ASP.NET

by Md. Rashim Uddin

How to download different types of files in asp.net

Duplex Service in WCF

by Md. Rashim Uddin

Duplex service in WCF

Embrace Reflection and Export Any List Collection to CSV

by Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury/Galib

Embrace reflection and export any List collection to CSV

Faster than Reflection: Delegates - Part 1

by n.podbielski

If you want to optimize code, which is based on Reflection, delegates may be the thing you are looking for.

Faster than Reflection: Delegates. Part 2.

by n.podbielski

If you want to optimize code, which is based on Reflection, delegates may be the thing you are looking for. In this part are explained methods and constructors.

Faster than Reflection: Delegates. Part 3.

by n.podbielski

If you want to optimize code, which is based on Reflection, delegates may be the thing you are looking for. In this part are explained generic methods and events.

First Windows 8 App with JavaScript and HTML

by Gergo Bogdan

Some thoughts about Visual Studio 2012 and First Windows 8 App Development with JavaScript and HTML

Generating a Valid Sitemap Automatically with .NET

by Karl Stoney

In this programming article, I will show how to generate an approved sitemap automatically for use with search engines.

Generic Repository Pattern MVC

by Mayur V Lohite

Generic Repository Pattern MVC

Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 5

by Camilo Reyes

How to get started with ASP.NET MVC 5

How do I post a populated model back to a controller in MVC?

by levelnis

Article discussing how to handle posted data in an MVC controller action by using commands and handlers

How Do You Call a Web API Endpoint Without Using JavaScript?

by levelnis

How do you call a Web API Endpoint without using JavaScript?

How Do You Display WebAPI Model Errors in MVC?

by levelnis

How do you display WebAPI model errors in MVC?

How Do You Post to a Web API Controller from an MVC Controller?

by levelnis

How do you post to a Web API controller from an MVC controller?

Implementing the GeoCoordinateWatcher as a Reactive Service

by Paulo Morgado

With Rx, events are first class citizens that can be passed around and composed as needed in a very simple way.

Keep Your Views Clean with Display Templates

by levelnis

In this post, we'll discuss how display templates can simplify our view logic.

Load Data From Database Using Web API

by Sibeesh Passion

How to load data from database using Web API

MiniProfiler - Installation and Setup

by Karl Stoney

This .NET Tutorial will tell you how to Install and Configure MiniProfiler for .NET 4.5 MVC 4 Web Application including Entity Framework logging.

Out and REF in C#

by Shivprasad koirala

This blog explains C# Out and REF parameters in detail.

Quick and Dirty (But Nice!) ToolTips – Revisited and Interactive

by Philipp Sumi

Here are some quick and dirty tooltips - revisited and interactive

Reducing Controller dependencies with generic factories

by levelnis

Article examining one approach to reducing controller dependencies in an ASP.NET MVC application by using generic factories.

Send a Success Message to a View using TempData

by levelnis

Send a success message to a View using TempData

Simplify Controller logic using factories

by levelnis

Article exploring how ViewModels fit in to the MVC ecosystem and how to use factories to create them.

Synchronization, Memory Visibility and Leaky Abstractions

by Pragmateek

Synchronization, Memory Visibility and Leaky Abstractions

The DefaultModelBinder in ASP.NET MVC for N00bs

by Camilo Reyes

The DefaultModelBinder in ASP.NET MVC for N00bs

The Truth About HttpHandlers and WebApi

by Jeffrey T. Fritz

HttpHandlers had their place, but going forward, I'm going to use WebAPI whenever I need to transmit data over HTTP to browsers or any other connected client.

Throttle Requests to a .NET MVC Action with a Custom Action Filter

by Karl Stoney

In this programming article, I will show you how to create a custom action filter for .NET MVC which will throttle repeat requests.

Ultimate Coder – Week 2: Blog posting

by Pete O'Hanlon

This is a copy of the post I made on the Intel site here. For the duration of the contest, I am posting a weekly blog digest of my progress with using the Perceptual Computing items. The first weeks post is really a scene setter where I explain how I got to this point, and [...]

Unit testing Controllers using NUnit and NSubstitute

by levelnis

Article discussing how to unit test ASP.NET MVC controllers using NUnit and NSubstitute

Unit testing HttpContext.Current outside of a Controller

by levelnis

Article discussing how to unit test HttpContext.Current outside of a controller

Using HttpClient As It Was Intended (Because You’re Not)

by Bob Crowley

Using HttpClient as it was intended

Using the Facade Pattern to Reduce Controller Dependencies

by levelnis

In an earlier article, I wrote about reducing controller dependencies with generic factories. One criticism of this approach, which I agree with, is that it hides those dependencies. This article looks at an alternate approach - using facades.

Using the GeoCoordinateReactiveService

by Paulo Morgado

How it can be used in a simple application

Using User Name Instead of Email in ASP.NET Identity

by Hamid Mosalla

How to change the ASP.NET identity security setup that comes with default MVC template to use the simple username instead of email

Using WebSocket in .NET 4.5 (Part 1)

by Zhuyun Dai

In this serial of articles, I will share some knowledge I learnt recently in using WebSocket in .NET 4.5.

Web API, or Cutting Out the Middle Man

by Kevin Mack

Web API or cutting out the middle man

WebAPI Follow-up... What About Protocol Buffers?

by Jeffrey T. Fritz

As a follow-up to my previous article about WebAPI, I received an interesting question from a friend on LinkedIn: Is there a way to emit data in Protobuf format?

WebSocket in WCF

by Md. Rashim Uddin

Getting introduced to WCF WebSocket

WPF Enumeration Data Provider

by Stephen Brannan

WPF Enumeration Data Provider

Write DOM-less Unit Tests in JavaScript

by Camilo Reyes

Writing JavaScript can be daunting. What begins with fun light scripting, quickly escalates into a tangled mess. I once found myself in an unimaginative hodgepodge of callbacks tight coupled to HTML. But then, I began to believe that there must be a better way.