There is a lot of excitement around the imminent release of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0. Amongst many new features is the ASP.NET Web Charting Control. In this video, Max Adams introduces the control and demonstrates just how easy it actually is to create visually appealing statistical or financial analysis tools in a browser using the Chart control.
Video Here.
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19 Tips Every Windows 7 User Needs to Know
Twist cap carefully. Only pour into Maximum PC-approved computer tanks.
After installing a new OS, most people just jump right in and start driving it through all their favorite applications and games. Makes sense, right? The operating system, after all, should be a background player in the computing experience—a means to an end, with the end being web surfing, content editing, and wanton destruction in the first-person shooter of one’s choice.... More
Windows + Shift + Up and Windows + Shift + Down
Windows + + and Windows + -
After installing a new OS, most people just jump right in and start driving it through all their favorite applications and games. Makes sense, right? The operating system, after all, should be a background player in the computing experience—a means to an end, with the end being web surfing, content editing, and wanton destruction in the first-person shooter of one’s choice.... More
Keyboard Shortcuts for Committed Mouse Abolitionists
Windows + Up and Windows + DownWindows + Shift + Up and Windows + Shift + Down
Windows + + and Windows + -
Track Your Actions with Problem Step Recorder
Launch Games with Keystrokes
Take Control of UAC
Calculate Your Mortgage and Other Math Tricks
and many more....
Flowchart: Let’s Grab a Beer!
Chart layout by James Norton / Heavy Table
This chart, of course, just scratches the surface and — due to space and organizational concerns — omits many other worthy establishments (Stub & Herb’s, Acadia, Groveland Tap, etc. and so forth). We hope that this is the beginning, not the end, of many a quest for a great local pint or bottle.
This chart, of course, just scratches the surface and — due to space and organizational concerns — omits many other worthy establishments (Stub & Herb’s, Acadia, Groveland Tap, etc. and so forth). We hope that this is the beginning, not the end, of many a quest for a great local pint or bottle.
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Populate an ASP.NET ListBox from JSON results using jQuery
In this example, we will see how to consume an ASP.NET Web Service (EmployeeList.asmx) that is JSON Serialized. The data source for this web service is List in the Employee.cs class. The class can be downloaded from the source code available with this article. Here’s a snapshot of what the class looks like.
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