Linquify, our recently released Visual Studio Add-in, is a .NET business class generator for LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework, providing quick and easy development for ASP .NET data layers. In t
The average lifespan of a typical computer is about 3-5 years. Today, the majority of users are running 32-bit architecture PCs. However, as users begin upgrading to faster computers, they will be mov
It’s quite common to include PDF and other static file formats in a C# ASP .NET web application for access by the user. However, many developers overlook the fact that the built-in .NET authentication
Many ASP .NET business web applications involve the usage of a database in one form or another. Depending on the architecture of the web application, database calls may exist in the user interface, bu
Writing a C# ASP .NET web application which utilizes a database can create increasingly complex code. The more complex code gets, the more difficult it becomes to debug, maintain, and enhance. The Rep
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With the release of the ASP .NET MVC (model view controller) framework for Visual Studio and .NET, many developers are considering the move to the new MVC architecture, in place of classic ASP .NET. T
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The following is a fix for an issue with slow queries in DbLinq when using MySql. The problem causes very slow MySQL queries when using LINQ to SQL with DbLinq, and displays a list of ArgumentExceptio