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3-tier Architecture with ASP.NET 2.0: Tutorial 3: Master Pages and Site Navigation (Visual C#)
With the site map defined and the master page complete, we now have a consistent page layout and navigation scheme for our data-related tutorials. Now updating the site-wide page layout or site navigation information is a quick and simple process.
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C# File Browser
A file browser written in C#, very much like Windows Explorer
Asynchronous method invocation
How to use .NET to call methods in a non-blocking mode
3-tier Architecture with ASP.NET 2.0: Tutorial 2: Creating a Business Logic Layer (Visual C#)
A well-architected application is crafted into distinct layers, each of which encapsulates a particular role; in this tutorial we build a Business Logic Layer as a series of classes in our application's App_Code folder that call down into our DAL.
3-tier Architecture with ASP.NET 2.0: Tutorial 1: Creating a Data Access Layer (Visual C#)
When building a Web application, creating the DAL should be one of your first steps, occurring before you start creating your presentation layer. With Visual Studio, creating a DAL based on Typed DataSets is a task you can accomplish in 10-15 minutes.
The Helper Trinity
An article providing a set of helper classes for .NET 2.0 applications.
Fast Dynamic Property Accessors
Fast run-time access to Property Values using the new (.Net 2.0) DynamicMethod class and a very small amount of Emitted IL code.
C#2 Anonymous Methods
This article presents a new feature named anonymous methods added to the 2.0 version of the C# language. Unlike generics, this feature does not involve new IL instructions. All the magic happens at the level of the compiler.
An Asynchronous Socket Server and Client
An asynchronous socket server and client with encryption and compression.
C# FAQ for C++ programmers
Answers many of the questions that C++ developers have when they first encounter C#. Wanna work at NASA, you better read this.