It Could Be Done!
the blog about ASP.NET and not only
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Master Page and PreInit
Emil Stoichev reminded today that it is very important to understand what is ViewState, how it works and how we should use it. The other problem mentioned there is unavailability of controls in PreInit phase if MasterPage is used.
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Using LINQ with System.Reflection Classes
C# 3.0 and LINQ is not only about accessing data in relational databases and LINQ queries can be used against in-memory data structures as well. Yesterday I had to discover all methods in an assembly satisfying some criteria. As I as playing with Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 I tried to use new language features everywhere (well, even where it was unnecessary).
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Browsing Google Search Results too Fast?
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Control Builders & ASP.NET Generic Control Classes
Since the release of .NET 2.0 and ASP.NET 2.0 I was very disappointed that new language power of C# 2.0 is not available for ASP.NET developers. It was stressed at the time of release by multiple people (see here, here and here). While generic classes are not supported in ASP.NET markup in general, it seemed to me that it is still possible to benefit from generic in ASP.NET in many cases.
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ASP.NET AJAX Extensions and IFRAMEs
The UpdatePanel control is a little similar to the HTML IFRAME element. Both provide a way to update a web page partially without reloading a full browser window. However while they both are use for similar purposes they UpdatePanel and IFRAME are very different on the server side.
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Starting
Not actually starting, rather moving from http://couldbedone.blogspot.com.A0 Thanks to Joe Stagner for allowing me to host my blog at www.asp.net.
