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 ...

Web Parts and User Controls let you easily build customizable UIs with the same tools you use to create inflexible user interfaces -- and implement an MVC-like pattern in ASP.NET. In reporting ...

I thought the purpose of web user controls was so you could have reusability (just bitching)? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> They are reusable. In a single application. Writing a Server control isn't that hard, ...

Ok sort of an extension of my other thread but it seemed like a new topic. I seem to have picked up some awful books for this because everything only seems to give trivial examples that don't really ...

User context makes life easier when tracing Http requests in ASP.NET Core applications. It’s easy to add with custom middleware. When working with web applications, you will often want to keep watch ...

Take advantage of user secrets management in ASP.NET Core to prevent the sharing of sensitive application data in your projects When working with ASP.NET web applications, you will want to protect ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

Web developers have long faced the challenge of maintaining a consistent look and feel across a Web site. Several different types of approaches have been developed over time to meet this challenge, ...

You can provide that same flexibility in ASP.NET by using Web Parts and User Controls. This approach to UI design really comes down to applying the same object-oriented thinking to your UI as you do ...