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• March 12, 2008
• 8:48

  Name vs. Variable In ColdFusion

   » ‎ Ben Nadel ColdFusion And Web Development Feed @ BenNadel.com
  There are a good number of tags in ColdFusion that return a value into a variable defined by one of the tag attributes. While you might not think about it, the attributes that define the return variable (excluding the Result attribute of things like CFHttp and CFFile) fall into one of two main categories: Variable Name Now, as you might know, I try to avoid using intellisense as much as possible. I definitely take pride in remembering as much of the ColdFusion ... Read More »

• 7:52

  Working with Callback and Control Rendering (Manually)

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  This article is mainly about callback and rendering controls but through this tutorial you can also learn many other things: how postbacks work, how rendering works, how to dynamically create server-side controls, how to create DataTables dynamically in memory to bind with, how to get server-side controls during client-side execution and set their properties, and how to register client-side events of server side control from the server-side code.

• 0:00

  Designing for the Mobile Web

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  The mobile web is here to stay -- but is your site optimized for users that are on the run? In this article, Brian reveals seven fundamental tips to make sure your web site is a joy to use for all users -- including those browsing from a mobile phone.
  

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  Using the BackgroundWorker component

   » ‎ C-Sharpcorner Latest Articles
  This article discusses the BackgroundWorker component in .NET 2.0, it will show you how to use it to execute tasks in the background of your application