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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

31 Tips on ASP.NET, C#, WPF , MEF, MVC, Visual Studio

Daily .NET Tips is aiming to sharing useful coding tips and tricks for .NET Developers. This site completely design for sharing Tips and Tricks, useful Code Snippet which anyone use in daily development work and targeted anything related with .NET.   This month we have wide range of tips including Threading, MEF, WPF and MVC. In this post I am quickly listing down all the tips which are published over the month August 2011

  1. Working with AggregateCatalog in MEF
  2.  Working with DirectoryCatalog in MEF
  3. Working with AssemblyCatalog in MEF
  4. Working with TypeCatalog in MEF
  5. How to use DebuggerTypeProxy while debugging your sensitive Type
  6. ASP.NET Calendar Control as Outlook Calendar
  7. Initialize assemblies using PreApplicationStartMethod for ASP.NET 4.0 Application
  8. Async Lambda Expression
  9. Playing with ASP.NET List Controls using jQuery
  10. How to allow user to input html in ASP.NET MVC?
  11. Using Mutex to avoid deadlocks
  12. Writing inline Code in WPF
  13. What is SynchronizationContext all about
  14. ThreadLocal storage in .NET
  15. Barrier in .NET 4.0
  16. Use of Interlocked in Race Condition
  17. Call ASP.NET Page Methods using your own AJAX
  18. Use of SpinLock for ThreadLocking
  19. Using ReaderWriterLock over Monitor for Thread Locking
  20. What is the use of IsBackground property of Thread?
  21. Enable Address Level Debugging in Visual Studio
  22. Get List of all Control Types in WPF
  23. How to apply simple faded transparent effects on WPF controls ?
  24.  Use Visual Studio Server Explorer to Add New or Existing SQL Server CE Database
  25. Co-Ordinated Thread Shutdown with and without using CancellationTokenSource
  26. Generate thousand of request
  27. Writing a Stretchable ContentControl in WPF
  28. How to Retrieve WPF Visual Tree Programmatically ?
  29. What is Visual Tree and Logical Tree in WPF?
  30.  Dealing with HWND in WPF
  31. Hosting a WPF control inside a Windows Form