A common task for many MVC3 C# ASP .NET web applications is the creation of a login form. Along with the common login form comes an array of required functionality, including login validation, authent
The navigation menu is a common control on almost every MVC3 C# ASP .NET web site, containing sets of links for navigating to various portions of the web site. Traditionally, menu navigation links are
Debugging software applications typically occurs within the context of an IDE (integrated development environment), such as Eclipse, XCode, Visual Studio, etc. This allows developers to step line by l
Web services are an important part of the architecture for many software systems. While many web applications use JavaScript AJAX requests to make calls to local web service methods, occasionally the
User interfaces for software applications can come in a variety of formats, ranging from command-line, graphical, web application, and even voice. While the most popular user interfaces include graphi
The chief argument for a web service is to provide a platform and language independent means of accessing a software API. This allows client programs, written in a variety of programming languages, to
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
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