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WatinN to automate browser and test sophisticated ASP.NET AJAX sites
ASP.NET authentication and authorization
Federated Identity: Passive Authentication for ASP.NET with WIF
Building ASP.NET Validator using Data Annotations
Get ASP.NET C# 2.0 Website Thumbnail Screenshot
Paging in any ASP.NET grid using SQL Server 2005
Implementing Yahoo! Contact Reader Using Asp.NET
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 - A Platform for Packaged Software?
Since its introduction in 2008, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 has been touted as a platform for rapid application development.We’ve always been hard core C# and ASP.NET snobs, but we were intrigued by the value that Dynamics CRM promised. We set out to build our next generation software product on that platform, and learned a lot about what’s real and what’s not so real. In this article, we will share the rollercoaster ride of our experience developing our software product on this new CRM “platform.”
Search Engine Optimization Enhancements in ASP.NET 4
Search engine optimization, or SEO, is the practice of improving a website's position in search engines' results using unpaid techniques. A better (higher) position in the search results will, in theory, lead to more click throughs, increasing the website's visibility and audience. There are a number of simple steps you can take on your website to improve your search engine ranking. A good first step is to download and run Microsoft's free Search Engine Optimization Toolkit. Point it at a remote website and the SEO Toolkit will crawl the links on the site and identify potential problems and offer suggestions on how to fix them.
ASP.NET 4 includes a handful of new methods, properties, and libraries to assist with search engine optimization, including
ASP.NET Routing, permanent redirects,
and the ability to programmatically specify values for certain <meta> tags. This article examines these enhancements and shows how
they can be used for SEO purposes.

