ASP.NET

Canadian MVPs James Chambers, Colin Melia, and Bruce Johnson recap key moments from //build. Hear about what they saw and heard during the week they spent in Redmond, what's new and exciting for developers, interesting sessions to watch on-demand, and more. Join the ConversationWhere you at…

You’re up to speed with the latest in Microsoft ASP.NET MVC, Web Forms, and WebMatrix, but you may be wondering how and when to choose between them. The great news is you don’t always have to choose just one. In this session we’ll talk about factors to consider, options for adoption/migration, and…

The ASP.Net team has just announced a new free service for the public to use.  If you have a website that uses jquery or the ASP.Net Ajax libraries, you can leverage our content delivery network (CDN) servers. To implement this, on your website you just need to replace your current jquery…

Read the full post >> ASP.NET MVP Joël Hébert had one of the most attended sessions at TechDays 2011. In the session, he walked through creating a template that can be re-used in every ASP.NET-based application to protect against common security vulnerabilities and attacks. The full session…

This video is part one of a two-part series introducing the new caching features of ASP.NET 2.0. Start with a demonstration of Page Output Caching followed by an overview of the new ASP.NET 2.0 Database Caching support for SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005. Topics include using the…

Bertrand Le Roy shows off how to create dynamic images leveraging WPF's image manipulation classes in an ASP.Net project instead of GDI+ classes to dramatically reduce creation time. His prior post on this topic actually shows how to create them and why it is so fast.  It also shows off…

Web Camps presents: Learn how to install Kentico CMS in 5 minutes. For more Web Camps content, check out the Web Camps Training Kit.    

Web Camps presents: Learn how to build page templates for your website. For more Web Camps content, check out the Web Camps Training Kit.

Reading a post by Phil Haack, I learned about a neat technology called LESS that helps reduce the amount of CSS and duplicated code you have to create.  It was originally a Ruby Gem but now has a .Net port called .Less which can be found at www.dotlesscss.com.  It lets you do some…

Web Camps presents: Learn how to use web parts to build your website, the primary way to deploy new features and the basic building blocks of page templates. For more Web Camps content, check out the Web Camps Training Kit.