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Cutting Edge: Single-page Interface and AJAX Patterns
Single-page Interface and AJAX PatternsCode download available at: CuttingEdge2008_05.exe (203 KB) Browse the Code Online Compared to the development paradigm under which the vast majority of today’s Web applications have been built, AJAX represents a paradigm shift for architects of Web solutions. It leans on a few new principles and rules to explain the behavior [...]
Cutting Edge: Binary Serialization of ADO.NET Objects
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Cutting Edge: Live Data Binding in ASP.NET AJAX 4.0
Recently I moved into a new office and went through the extremely pleasant and gratifying experience of packing up all the programming books I had collected in more than 10 years.Those books could tell you quite clearly how Web programming evolved in the past decade, and which technologies followed one another, each improving (and in [...]
Cutting Edge: ASP.NET Ajax Library and WCF Data Services
It’s been a few years since the Web industry praised the advent of AJAX as the beginning of a new era of programming prosperity, and now a powerful set of programming tools is finally available to Web developers: the ASP.NET Ajax Library and WCF Data Services. Developers can stop relying on the browser as a [...]
Cutting Edge: The ASP.NET View State
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Cutting Edge: Nested Grids for Hierarchical Data
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Cutting Edge: Exploring ASP.NET 4.0—Web Forms and Beyond
ASP.NET is a stable and mature platform for building rich and powerful Web applications, so it’s hard to imagine a new set of compelling features being added to it. But last fall, with the release of Service Pack 1 for ASP.NET 3.5, Microsoft refined the platform’s built-in AJAX support and enhanced its productivity by shipping [...]
Cutting Edge: ASP.NET Forms
Forms are an essential piece of ASP.NET—the ASP.NET Web programming model itself wouldn’t be possible without forms. The use of forms is not constrained in pure HTML, but it is subject to some restrictions in ASP.NET. In ASP.NET pages, a single form can post to itself, and the model provides for generalized control state management [...]