Tips and tricks for writing LINQ.
Tips and tricks for writing LINQ. |
- Tips and tricks for writing LINQ.
- How to design view (.cshtml) in MVC 4.0 and use different controls into it?
- Conditional statements available in Visual Basic.Net.
- Combobox Data Binding using Datasource
- Creating and working with layered Architecture.
Tips and tricks for writing LINQ. Posted: 02 Mar 2013 09:30 PM PST In this article, I have demonstrated few tips for LINQ beginners. It contains short code snippets which can be used in your applications where usage of LINQ is necessary. LINQ has very good features which can be used to retrieve data from tables effectively. |
How to design view (.cshtml) in MVC 4.0 and use different controls into it? Posted: 02 Mar 2013 10:08 PM PST This article will demonstrate you about how to design view (.cshtml) page and ways to put different controls in it. There are many ways to achieve required functionality using HTML5, JQuery etc. For master page, in MVC4.0, you have to use Layout.cshtml. You can add content pages as different views. |
Conditional statements available in Visual Basic.Net. Posted: 03 Mar 2013 07:31 AM PST Conditional statements available in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net. The various conditional statements in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net are if conditional statement, if-else conditional statement, if-elseif-else conditional statement,select case etc. |
Combobox Data Binding using Datasource Posted: 10 Mar 2013 03:20 AM PDT In this article, I will explain about how to bind combobox using list datasource. So that we can bind both display member and value member using a datasource and also fetch selected value of the data after selected index is changed. |
Creating and working with layered Architecture. Posted: 12 Mar 2013 01:44 AM PDT In the companies normally the project uses the architectural format for coding. It simplifies the code.In this article i am going to explain the normally used architecture format.Here we will see how we can create an architectural format and work with it. |
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