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How to use a Master Page in ASP.NET

by Dave on September 7, 2009

in ASP.NET, Internet

When creating a website you will always have common sections which are repeated on every page throughout your whole site. For example headers and footers, a navigation bar, a side bar, etc. are all sections in your site which do not change depending on which page is being browsed. With a Master Page you only [...]

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The Proper Way to Create a Login Screen for your ASP.NET Website

by Dave on August 24, 2009

in ASP.NET, Articles, Internet

In this article I am going to show you how to create a secure login screen for your ASP.NET website – the proper way. I have come across many examples which do not show the correct way of implementing this, so I decided to create my own example and clarify the facts a little.
The Web [...]

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C# Chat Application Over Asynchronous UDP Sockets – Part 2, The Client

by Dave on August 5, 2009

in Articles, Internet

In this article I will be showing you how to create a client for our chat application. This is part two of the series, so if you haven’t read part one yet please do so before continuing with this article as it explains the infrastructure of the whole application. You can read part one here: [...]

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C# Chat Application Over Asynchronous UDP Sockets – Part 1, The Server

by Dave on August 3, 2009

in Articles, Internet

In this two-part article series I am going to show you how to implement a simple client-server chat application using asynchronous UDP sockets. In this first article of the series I will be focusing on the server of our chat application. The client will be discussed in part two.
What is UDP?
UDP, or User Datagram Protocol, [...]

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Send Email from your Gmail account using C#

by Dave on July 8, 2009

in Internet

In this article I am going to show you how to programmatically send an email to any email address using your Gmail account.
The .NET 2.0 framework makes sending emails pretty easy. It contains a System.Net.Mail.MailMessage class which allows you to quickly build an email message.
Before we begin building our message we must add [...]

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