ASP.NET 4.0 Web Control ClientID

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In ASP.NET, each web control is identified uniquely using the ‘ID’ property of the control. We can access the server controls in the code behind using this ‘ID’ property. However, when the web form with server side controls renders in the form of HTML, the server side ID gets converted into client side ID. 

Tracing in .Net 2.0

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Tracing is a new feature given in .Net 2.0 that helps the user to view different steps occurred while execution of a single ASP.net Page at run time. Tracing Information help you to investigate errors or unwanted results while ASP.Net process a page request.

CSS: Change Image of Button On Hover and Disabled

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This article helps to understand how CSS is changed automatically when a button is disabled from the server side. Further, how to define CSS when a user hovers over an element.

Tweeter search application with Silverlight (Beginners) your first Silverlight application

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Developers who are new to Silverlight or in learning phase this demo/article can help them creating a small application. This isn't just a hello world application this something interesting more than that. So ready to get your hand dirty with some XAML code and little bit power of Silverlight.

Editing the Path of any Shape in XAML Silverlight

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In Expressing Blend we are not only limited to draw some primitives line rectangle, line or ellipse. Expression Blend help us to create any shape. Expression Blen has two tools named Pen and Pencil which let us to create path and selection cursor let us to modify the shape. Let's create any shape using these tools.

Add a polygon to the Silverlight Bing Map

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MapPolygon:The MapPolygon class accepts a list of points that define its shape and location on the map.

MapPolygon class is used to represent a polygon on the map.

Getting started with testing an ASP.NET Webforms Application (MVP Pattern)

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In this article we explore how unit tests are created in an ASP.NET WebForms Application. Although there are sections that are specific to the MVP pattern, there are also a few tips and guidelines about Unit Testing of a Web Application in general.

CUDA integration with C#

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CUDA enabled hardware and .NET 4 (Visual Studio 2010 IDE or C# Express 2010) is needed to successfully run the example code. Visual C++ Express 2008 has been used as a CUDA C editor (2010 version has changed custom build rules feature and cannot work with that provided by CUDA SDK for easy VS integration).