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Start using jQuery in your Asp.Net apps!
If you were waiting for this to be incorporated into Asp.Net AJAX, you have no more excuses. Scott Guthrie today announced in his blog that Microsoft will ship jQuery support with Visual Studio, and they will provide a vanilla and "intellisense-annotated versions," allowing for complete cooperation with the usage of the package.
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JavaScript in <a> tags: # vs javascript:void(0)
Often times when we get a set of html templates from a designer, we tend to see a lot of this:
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LINQ Architectures in 3 Layer, 3 Tier Applications
Before I get into the great features and great dangers of LINQ, lets get a couple thing out of the way:
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Storing Contextual Data in Web and non-Web applications
In Asp.Net apps, we are used to storing data in the current context. Objects that are specific to the currently executing Request, like a User object retrieved a database, or another object that you want to make globally available without requiring multiple database trips, can benefit from this.