Coding
Coding and programming tutorials for people who wish to learn how to program C#, PHP, ASP.Net, JavaScript and more. We take you from the basic programming concepts all the way through to advanced object orientation techniques, scalable solutions and multi-tier applications. These articles feature code snippets, tips and techniques and full scripts to help you advance your websites and projects. We will also look at the design and development of applications, methodologies and testing patterns.
There is a new configuration option in SQL Server 2017 called CLR strict security, it is enabled by default, and can cause problems when using CLR.
There are lots of changes introduced in MVC6, not least of which is a new view engine to replace Razor. This tutorial outlines the changes to MVC6 and explains why this is the best version yet.
Microsoft's latest focus is on .NET Core as the future of its development platform. In this article, we look at what .Net Core is and how it differs from Microsoft's .NET Framework.
Scrum is an iterative and incremental agile software development method for managing software projects and product or application development.
An important factor for fast loading pages is serving compressed web pages, and Google has long stated website speed will impact search rankings. So how do you go about improving your website speed?
How to import CSV file into a PHP array using PHP's fgetcsv function. The array is associative so you can access values by the column heading from the CSV.
A short ASP.NET caching snippet written in C# for ASP.Net or MVC which stores data in the cache reducing page generation times.
PHP Performance Tuning is a good way to waste the hours of time to get milliseconds back. XDebug is the swiss army knife of PHP performance tuning, and enables enhanced diagnostics, debugging and performance profiling for all PHP applications. This article will show you how to get set-up and start profiling your scripts with XDebug.
It used to be that a RegEx was the best method for validating email addresses in C#, but with all the new Top Level Domains (TLD's) flying around and new ones being released, this is becoming an increasingly difficult task.
.Net makes it very easy to bind its own data objects to data controls, but there are times when you may wish to bind a generic, or even custom data structure, to a data control. This tutorial will show you how to bind a generic data object and a custom class to data-bound controls so that they behave exactly the same as the .Net native data structures.
