The implementation of master pages is a highly anticipated feature in ASP.NET 2.0. A master page is a template that you can use to define the overall look and feel of your ASP.NET Web applications. In ...

Understand the key advantages of Razor Pages in ASP.NET Core for building real-world web applications Learn how features like dependency injection, configuration, and environment awareness improve ...

Asynchronous programming allows you to execute tasks without holding up the execution flow or responsiveness of your application. By taking advantage of asynchronous methods to perform ...

Creating a consistent look and feel is critical to successful Web site design. Expression Web offers two features that make consistency in your design easier: dynamic web templates (DWTs) and ASP.NET ...

Joining the release of .NET Core 2 and Entity Framework Core 2.0 is the third piece of the triad: ASP.NET Core 2.0. This release provides several new features and improvements including general ...

Developers can create buttons that launch new Websites from within a Web page, or they can make new website windows appear without user intervention. If your ASP.NET application needs to show a user a ...

ASP.NET 1.x provides a workaround: You can apply a common layout to all the pages of a Web site by wrapping common user interface (UI) widgets in user controls and reusing them in all the pages. This ...

The most glaring difference between Web and stand-alone applications is the disconnected nature of the Web. That is, a Web application isn't constantly connected (to a database server, application ...

Currently, reusing web forms and user controls in multiple ASP.NET projects requires copying the associated aspx and ascx pages. You can put web controls in separate assemblies, but you lose the ...