Even for a simple project, you need to avoid retrieving all table records in a query for performance reasons so you have to do custom paging.

If you have searched for examples of custom paging using TableAdapters you’ll probably find out that custom paging is implemented using stored procedures.

In this post I show how you can add custom paging to your TableAdapter without using stored procedures and with very little code.

I have finished a project that started as an enhancement of a “nearly finished” PHP web site.

I ended up using ASP.NET (and Atlas) instead of PHP to speed up development and to avoid primitive web development model.

In the last months I have got used to make a panoramic photograph of the places I have visited.

Here are two panoramic photographs I took at Mazarrón and Barcelona (both here at Spain)

ASP.NET 2.0 data binding infrastructure is a lot better than the previous binding infrastructure. However, for complex scenarios is not mature enough.

In this post I show an example of cascading DropDownLists inside a FormView and point out the problems that appear. Also, I show you how to make some instrusive smart hacking to avoid it.

InDesign exposes its functionality as a COM object so it can be used in Microsoft .NET Framework.

I explain some things that you have to keep in mind when working with InDesign in C#. There's also a sample to remove the carriage returns from the end of the footnotes.

Finally the Atlas control toolkit is available!

It has some cool controls but it's missing some IMHO

In previous posts we studied the functionality offered by ControlDesigner and we coded a custom data source sample.

To add design time functionality to our custom data source we need to understand the DataSourceDesigner class...

Before explaining the DataSourceDesigner class and all related classes/interfaces, we need a custom data source to be able to apply what we’ll learn about the DataSourceDesigner.

In this post I explain how to implement a custom DataSourceControl with similarities to the ObjectDataSource that ships with ASP.NET.

This post explains the properties and methods of the ControlDesigner class, the base class for all ASP.NET designers.

Creating cool controls is only the first half of the work. The second half of the work is to add rich design time support in order to make it easy to use and improve productivity.

This post is an introduction to Component Designers.