All Articles

An overview of cookies and authentication protocols for HTTP and web programming.

Proxy servers, caching, and the flexibility of the web are the focus for this article as we view HTTP from an architectural perspective.

In this article we'll look at HTTP from a networking perspective, and talk about HTTP connection optimizations like persistent connections and parallel connections.

A look at request and response messages in HTTP, including HTTP methods, status codes, and headers.

A look at HTTP resources and resource locators.

This article will cover data binding features in Silverlight, including binding expressions, validation, converters, and binding modes.

This article will cover the standard LINQ operators provided by LINQ for filtering, grouping, joining, converting, projecting, and more.

C# 3.0 introduced a number of new features for LINQ. In this article we'll examine the new features like extension methods, lambda expressions, anonymous types, and more.

This article is an introduction to LINQ and provides examples of using LINQ to query objects, XML, and relational data.

This article looks at JavaScript from the perspective of a C# or Visual Basic programmer. See how to apply object oriented techniques to your JavaScript code.

This article and sample application takes a look at the architecture and patterns used to build a realistic WF sample in ASP.NET.

In this article we will develop a new gadget for the Windows Vista Sidebar. The gadget pulls images from Flickr.com to display on the desktop.

This article describes how to design, implement, and track state machine workflows in Windows Workflow.

The latest book on MCMS with ASP.NET 2.0 book from Packt Publishing is written for developers who work with Microsoft Content Management Server, and want to update their skills to take advantage of the latest offerings in ASP.NET.

A look at using conditions and declarative rules in Windows Workflow.

This article shows how to configure and use the scheduling, persistence, and tracking services provided by Windows Workflow. We also look at the tracing and diagnostic features of the runtime.

This article looks at Windows Workflow base activity library. From the CallExternalMethodActivity to the WhileActiviy, and everything in between.

MasterPages are a great addition to the ASP.NET feature set, but are not without their quirks. This article will highlight the common problems developers face with master pages, and provide tips and tricks to use master pages to their fullest potential.

Windows Workflow offers a number of options for authoring workflows. We write workflows entirely in XAML, entirely in code, or with a combination of both. This article examines various approaches and provides detailed information on each style.

An introduction to Windows Workflow (WF).