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Getting CSS and ASP.NET to Work Together
Getting Microsoft to comply with web standards is like pulling teeth sometimes, but at least IE8 is trying to become the standard bearer for, well, standards. But to Microsoft's credit, they've included CSS and Javascript in their development...
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Search Engine Optimization and ASP.NET
A company wants its websites to be relevant and stand out amongst the glut of other companies with the same intentions. SEO is a relatively easy way to make a Google search of ".NET eCommerce blog" appear at the highest possible ranking. The...
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.NET Developer Tutorial: Using LINQ to SQL in ASP.NET
One of the major new features of .NET Framework 3.5 is integration with LINQ (Language Integrated Query) , a database querying component for .NET that mimics SQL syntax. LINQ makes it easier to write up code, rather than use Visual Basic or C# for SQL;...
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