This post is a continuation and is second part of my earlier blog post on developing your first angular application in AngularJS.In this post we will further develop on our…
Read moreAngularJS : Developing your first application – Part 1
Its been more than a month since I started with AngularJS and based on what I have learnt so far I am planning to write couple of blog posts on…
Read moreFull text search : Stopwords and Stoplists
This is my fourth post on full text search.In this post I will discuss the concept and usage of Stopwords and Stoplists in full text search.If you are new to…
Read moreHistory of Asynchronous Programming Models in .NET framework
.NET Framework has a rich history of asynchronous programming models starting from .NET framework 1.1 to .NET Framework 4.5. In this post i’ll be discussing briefly on these programming models…
Read moreFull Text Queries : CONTAINSTABLE and FREETEXTTABLE functions
This is third in the series of post on full text search.This is a continuation and you can visit my earlier posts to know what is full text search and…
Read moreIEnumerable<T>,IQueryable<T>, ICollection<T> & IList<T>: What is the difference and Where to use what
Lot has been said on this topic and today I am going to put my two cents on this one. .NET Framework is full of such interfaces and often I…
Read moreFull Text Queries : CONTAINS and FREETEXT predicates
This is the second post in the series of posts on full text search. In the first post of the series I discussed on full text search basics and configuration.…
Read moreDifference between Domain Model,ViewModel and EditModel in ASP.NET MVC
We often hear terms like model,view model etc in context of MVC applications. Although these are kind of basic concepts for people who are into ASP.NET MVC for some time…
Read moreFull Text Search : Basics and Configuration
This is the first blog in a series of posts which I am planning to write on full text search .In this post I will give a brief introduction on…
Read moreTesting send mail logic using “<specifiedPickupDirectory>” element
Quite often it happens that we have logic of sending mails through .Net applications which we are unable to test correctly during development due to following reasons. We don’t want…
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