A dynamic data web site uses scaffolding to dynamically generate web pages that allow you to browse, edit, update and delete data in your database. Scaffolding allows the compiler to create classes and web pages that correspond directly to your database tables.
In 2008, Microsoft released ASP.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 which introduces Dynamic Data, a feature that enables you to quickly build data driven websites by automating many of the CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations common to many websites.
I’m pleased to announce the launch of my latest ASP.NET project, Our Honeymoon Registry.
Our Honeymoon Registry is an online wedding gift registry service that allows couples to specify items from their upcoming honeymoon as gifts in a registry for their family and friends to choose in lieu of traditional wedding presents.
The recently released Amazon Kindle Fire is a great 7-inch tablet that admirably serves as a low cost consumption device for Amazon content. Invariably however, reviewers are making the comparison between the Kindle Fire and the Apple iPad, despite the two devices targeting different market segments and uses.
This post is the first part in a series on Microsoft WebMatrix which will show you how to create a simple blog site. The tutorial is broken into multiple parts which demonstrate some of the new functionality that Microsoft introduced with WebMatrix, and how it relates to traditional ASP.NET Webforms or MVC programming.
SQL Server 2008 Express edition with Tools has finally been released (It was launched on August 11th, but only today are the management tools available). As I’ve been building web servers today, I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to setting up your website to work with SQL Server 2008.
