- Using Parallel LINQ
- Aug 15, 2008
- Combine multiple threads and LINQ to improve performance and maximize processing throughput.
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- Using Server Explorer from Visual C++ .NET
- Oct 24, 2003
- Discover the full benefits of Server Explorer, and learn how it helps Visual Studio .NET 2003 developers get by with writing less code.
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- Using Statements and Loops to Control Program Flow
- Sep 2, 2001
- Joe Mayo underlines the flow-control statements you need to create useful, sophisticated C# programs-including statements to make logical decisions, execute instructions, and modify flow control.
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- Using Strings in Visual Basic .NET
- Mar 8, 2002
- This article on using the string data type in Visual Basic .NET is excerpted from Sams Teach Yourself Object-Oriented Programming with Visual Basic .NET in 21 Days (Sams Publishing, 2002, ISBN 0672321491).
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- Using the ADO.NET's Built-In ASP.NET List Controls
- Oct 18, 2002
- Using ADO.NET to display data on Web forms is incredibly easy. In this lesson you'll see how to use the built-in ASP.NET List controls to quickly add dynamic data to your Web forms.
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- Using the C# system.io Namespace
- Jun 2, 2009
- Following a few straightforward rules, enterprise development and networking specialist Stephen B. Morris provides an on-ramp to this oft-neglected area.
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- Using the My Feature in Visual Basic .NET
- Sep 8, 2006
- Computer people are great at coming up with clever quips and phrases. One of Paul Kimmel's favorites is the term "syntactic sugar" meaning something that, like sweets, isn't necessary, but tastes good. That's what the My feature is -- syntactic sugar. The difference between the sugary gooey foods you might eat and the My feature is that My is better for you.
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- Using the Validation Controls in ASP.NET 2.0
- Aug 4, 2006
- In this chapter, you learn how to validate form fields when a form is submitted to the web server. You can use the validation controls to prevent users from submitting the wrong type of data into a database table. For example, you can use validation controls to prevent a user from submitting the value "Apple" for a birth date field.
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- Using the XML Classes in VB. NET
- Aug 20, 2001
- Many organizations use XML to pass documents and data within the organization as well as between trading partners and vendors. Sooner or later, developers will need to read and write XML documents, transform them with XSL, and validate them using XML ...
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- Using Visual Web Developer to Build Pages in ASP.NET 2.0
- Mar 24, 2006
- This hour investigates Visual Web Developer in detail, focusing on specific topics like creating new websites and web pages, customizing the editor through Visual Web Developer’s Options menu, and accessing help through the installed documentation.
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- Using Web Forms
- Mar 1, 2002
- In this sample chapter from Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic .NET Web Programming in 21 Days, Peter Aitken and Phil Syme discuss the way Web forms are processed, introduce Web form state management and the Session and Application objects, and examine how global objects are stored.
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- Using XML
- Mar 8, 2002
- In this sample chapter from Visual Basic® .NET Developer's Guide to ASP .NET, XML and ADO.NET, Chris Kinsman and Jeffrey McManus discuss the advantages of XML, XML document structure and syntax, accessing XML data, creating XSD schemas, and class reference.
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- Validating ASP.NET Pages
- Sep 26, 2002
- ASP.NET's validation controls make user input validation easier than ever. Discover how to implement, customize, and build your own controls.
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- Validating XML Strings in .NET
- May 17, 2002
- Scott Loban demonstrates how to determine at runtime if a string containing an XML document is valid, or adheres to the expected rules for document structure and syntax.
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- VB .NET Language Features
- Mar 1, 2002
- In this sample chapter from Building Distributed Applications with Visual Basic.NET, Dan Fox discusses the primary changes to the structure and functionality of the VB .NET language.
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- VB.NET + XML = Object DB
- Jan 25, 2002
- Object databases can be useful in highly object-oriented applications. Learn how to build a simple object database with Visual Basic and XML by reading this article by expert Rod Stephens.
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- VB.NET + XML = Undo/Redo
- Jan 25, 2002
- Although undo and redo are standard features in commercial software, they are a bit mysterious to the average Visual Basic developer. This article explains how to implement undo and redo relatively painlessly using XML serializations.
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- VB.NET and SQL Server 2000: One Controlling Part of a Transaction
- Jun 14, 2002
- If you follow the recommendation to use local transactions when you only have one Resource Manager, but want to prepare for a possible future change to distributed transactions and have as few programming changes as possible, there are a couple of issues to consider. Jimmy Nilsson describes useful ways to attack the issue of having only have one controlling part for the transaction.
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- VB.NET Makes Windows Services a Breeze
- Oct 25, 2002
- In the past, VB developers have struggled to create Windows Service applications for crucial backend processing. VB.NET and the .NET Framework, however, make life easier by providing an elegant set of classes designed to do the trick. Dan Fox explores the five key characteristics of service applications and the techniques for implementing them.
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- VB.NET: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
- Mar 8, 2002
- In this sample chapter from VB .NET for Developers, Keith Franklin discusses the four key concepts of object-oriented development in relation to programming: abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism, and inheritance.
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