Providing users with personalized pages is one of the more popular trends in Web applications today. Many Web sites track the content users want to see and how they'd like it organized, among many ...

Microsoft's Brian Goldfarb discusses the newly released ASP.NET AJAX and what it will mean for both traditional server-side ASP.NET developers, as well as developers whose emphasis has always been ...

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This week, Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX hit another milestone by passing the OpenAjax Alliance's InteropFest 1.0 tests. The purpose of the tests is to prove whether an AJAX framework can interoperate with ...

Today Microsoft released "Atlas" or what has become ASP.NET Ajax 1.0. Scott Guthrie has the big news and Mary Jo Foley here on ZDNet has some good information as always. You can go grab the framework ...

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Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (AJAX) is essentially a branding term for a bundle of common web technologies. These include JavaScript, DHTML and a utility object called XMLHTTP. The short story is ...

CacheDependency was implemented for CMS pages. Updating a page or Generic Content Item will now remove from the cache only the affected page, but will not invalidate the entire cache. A new ...

i attended a conference on ASP.NET Ajax and they were demonstrating VS2008; i asked if the program had any snippits or pre-made stuff for SQL injections. the answer i received was that, by using ...