Creating your own programming language can be a daunting task. After all, that’s why developers choose existing programming languages, such as C#, Ruby, Perl, JavaScript or other traditional languages
Domain specific language (DSL) is a method of programming where variables, functions, and classes are descriptive of business-domain definitions and methodology. It allows software developers to more
C# ASP .NET web applications have grown to encompass varying degrees of complexity and enterprise-level flexibility. With the latest release of the Microsoft ASP .NET MVC Model View Controller (Releas
The majority of C# ASP .NET web applications are often developed with the intention of running in a single web server environment. They’ll often take advantage of ASP .NET’s Session State to store var
Silverlight is a graphical toolkit for providing advanced visual displays and animation in web pages, using C# ASP .NET. The Silverlight API contains a flexible list of graph and chart controls, used
Web application data access layers have evolved over time to provide increasing flexibility and maintainability in software architecture. Often, many web applications begin by manually maintaining dat
The Windows Communication Foundation WCF is growing in popularity and becoming the mainstream method for creating web services. While WCF can provide a powerful interoperable service, which many diffe
Linquify is a Visual Studio add-in and business class generator for LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework, providing quick and easy development for ASP .NET data layers. In this tutorial, we’ll go th
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
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