Cutting Edge: Extend the ASP.NET DataGrid with Client-side Behaviors

Dino Esposito builds upon his exploration of new data binding features coming in the ASP.NET Ajax Library, explaining how to implement the predictive fetch design pattern.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine February 2010

When you think of data-driven Web pages, most of the time what you really have in mind is a master-detail view of some cross-related data. Dino builds an example with ASP.NET AJAX 4 and jQuery.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine January 2010

The new .NET Framework 4.0 maintains backward compatibility while allowing core innovations by using a new feature called In-Process Side-by-Side. Learn about how it works and some problems it didn't solve.Luiz Fernando Santos, Jesse KaplanMSDN Magazine December 2009

Dino Esposito discusses various forms of client-side data binding as they are coming out in ASP.NET AJAX 4.0, focusing on some advanced features of data binding and observable objects.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine December 2009

Last month, Dino covered the basics of the new DataView client control and the binding techniques most commonly used. In this article, he goes one step further and covers conditional template rendering.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine November 2009

In this article, Dino reviews the pillars of real-world AJAX development as supported in ASP.NET AJAX 4.0. In doing so, he mostly focuses on client-side templates and data-binding but doesn't ignore other goodies, such as ADO.NET Data Services proxy classes and programming facilities.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine October 2009

The upcoming ASP.NET 4.0 platform has the same foundation as the latest 3.5 SP1 version, but it provides further refinement in the areas of Web Forms, Dynamic Data controls, and ASP.NET AJAX. In this article, Dino takes a look at what's new and improved in the Web Forms model.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine September 2009

After a brief refresher on procedural and object based patterns for organizing the business logic layer, the author focuses on data transfer objects and the impact they have on the development of the software project.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine August 2009

In this month's column, we'll explore the pros and cons of both ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC.Dino EspositoMSDN Magazine July 2009

Silverlight 2 applications are restricted to running inside a browser. However, Silverlight 3 applications can run inside the browser or out. Here we build a social networking app as a standalone Silverlight 3 application.John PapaMSDN Magazine June 2009