eggheadcafe.com articlesEggHeadCafe - The .NET developer's portal of choiceMVC - A Model-View-Presenter Framework for .NET- March 24, 2008 This article gives an overview of MVC - a Model-View-Presenter framework for .NET platform. It firstly explains the MVP pattern essentials and then walks through the key features of the MVC framework which help building true MVP-based solutions. read moreBy Oleg Zhukovhttp://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=b0eeac67d60577837e165f5dbc011085 Excel Reports in ASP.NET 2.0- March 22, 2008 In this article you will learn how to read data from Excel, generate report using the Response objects and to play with the Microsoft Excel 11.0 objects involved. Indeed, it is impossible to cover all features in this tutorial but many important techniques were covered to help you down the line. It is up to you to be creative and adapt the techniques to your scenarios. read moreBy Tushar Dabhihttp://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=dc63703d7c7c012ebc27b4f2eff10799 Painting the Canvas with Silverlight 2.0- March 17, 2008 Now that Silverlight 2.0 BETA 1 is out, developers are discovering some unique and compelling applications. Here is a short example of how to paint a Silverlight Canvas with randomly colored and sized rectangles. read moreBy Peter Bromberghttp://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=a2fcddef1a2e55a44b4417da610d62e5 POLL: What is the best book about c 3.0 and LINQ- March 15, 2008 The selected books are sorted by Amazon's Best Sellers. Multiple choice allowed. read moreBy Peter Bromberghttp://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=c47b3f2c06232f354d77ee47b098ff58 Consuming OPML with LINQ and Syndication Framework- March 10, 2008 It's time to be "movin' on up" with Framework 3.5 and LINQ to do old things in a brand new way! Consume the New York Times's OPML feed of featured feeds into an XDocument, get the feeds with a LINQ Query, then mash-up only the latest feeds and publish with Syndication Framework. read moreBy Peter Bromberghttp://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=d42d41bcd01011a01a82a1ee67e6bd56 A Good Solution for "Magic String" Data- March 6, 2008 Dealing with vendor data (or your own) in the form of "codes" can pose significant challenges. You must ensure that your source code remains readable, that data are properly validated, and that data can be displayed as user-friendly descriptions. The built-in solutions (named constants and enums) help, but they have some significant shortcomings. If you derive a class of named constants from the MagicStringTranslator class, though, you can vanquish all 3 challenges in one fell...http://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=5bb5f7523883ee4b5f5e507faa02e8de |