Recently, I was required to dig lot deeper into new Silverlight 4 because of my work. I’ve been playing with previous versions but it was not “that” serious engagement, as it was never part of my “job” … I was just doing it to satisfy my craving for new technologies. But now I am required
Hartford SharePoint Saturday …. after shock !!
Well, finally event is over and as I expected … I had got chance to attend few pretty interesting sessions, and some were really boring (not because of presenter but merely because of my lack of understanding of subject ) … They had six tracks of there were few really hard choices for me to
SharePoint Saturday @ Connecticut …
I am lucky to be resident of a state which has one of the most active Microsoft user groups … and these great guys frequently arrange super great seminars, presentations, camps and other events. I happen to participate in many of those events whenever possible. I think it is always a great idea to take
Sorting in GridView
Sorting is kind of very useful information if we want to quickly analyze bunch of data based on columns. And being one of most used control to display data in ASP.NET, GridView can implement easily with few more line of codes (who doesn’t love to write more … right ?? )… And in today’s post
Custom error pages in ASP.NET …
If you have designed even a single application, then you know that it is very difficult if not impossible to code an application that will not generate any sort of exceptions. No matter how hard a developer can try to cover all holes, users will always find way to crash your application and ASP.NET is
Preventing Browsers from getting my Location !!
This quick post is about: How can we prevent browser (or here, search engines) from tracking our location. Some people find it very useful to be able to do local search without any hassle. But I personally find it more intrusive that Google or MSN or any search engine knows my exact location and show
Interactive Sorting in Reports — SSRS
If have been working with SQL Server then you might already be familiar with a reporting service packaged with SQL Server, called SQL Server Reporting Service. Which basically allows user to create and host reports. Actually when you install SQL Server 2008, you are present with an option to install additional component called Business Intelligence