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There are just way too many social networking sites out there to keep up and that's where lifestreaming services come in. Lifestream is a time ordered stream of activities, that functions as a diary of your electronic "social" life. In this...
One of my friends work for a company where he has to work in a remote PC and where he lives he does not have good internet connection. He neither has permission for opening up third party email website such GMail, nor he could download email with 100MBs...
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There are two different ways to build controls for ASP.NET MVC as of now. The most common way is by HTML Helper extension methods. You will find such methods being used in numerous places inside Views. Such methods can take any complexity of parameters...
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Are you tired of placing multiple Validation controls on Form? If you are bored of following scenario like me, keep on reading the post: A simple Email address validation can consist of whether The field is empty Longer than limit Email address format...
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One of my colleagues Mehfuz Hossain developed a wonderful open source project which allows you to query Flickr photos by LINQ, also lets you insert, delete photos directly to/from Flickr. You wonder how to extend LINQ in such an amazing way? It’s easy...
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In LINQ to SQL, the data model of a relational database is mapped to an object model expressed in the programming language of the developer. When the application runs, LINQ to SQL translates into SQL the language-integrated queries in the object model...
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Web 2.0 applications are widely developed. These applications often work with third party contents, aggregate them, make various use of them and then make something useful and meaningful to the users. For the past few years, developers were also engaged...
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