DotNetJalps- My 600th blog post!!

I don’t know how I have reached there but woohoo!! I am writing my 600th blog post. I feel very proud writing this blog post. This is a great journey and I have learned lots of things during this great journey.

First of all I like to thank my family members my family members for continuous support they are providing me to maintain this blog and supporting that everything I do. On this occasion I would like to thank all the readers and visitors of this blog without your love and support I could not have been achieved what I am. You are the inspiration for me to writing blogs.



I would also like to thanks all my friends, colleagues and employers without there it was not possible to achieve this.

Again I would also like thank all the people who have ever read post , retweeted a  tweet,liked a facebook status, left a comment, repinned a pin, share a link of my blog and recommended a link  and a friend.

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Thank you again for reading this..Stay tuned for more.

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Code Lens in Visual Studio 2013

This post will be a part of Visual Studio 2013 features series.

Microsoft has recently launched a Preview version of Visual Studio 2013 and I am using that more then a month now and discovering new features every day. In this blog post we will learn about code lens in Visual Studio 2013.

When you launch a code view you view in Visual Studio 2013. You will notice the references information show on the top of each of methods.




Once you mouse over this you will get a lens popup where you can find this information of references of a method.



Once you click on any method it will show a glimpse of code where it used.



Once you double click this it will go to the page where code is written.



It is indeed a useful feature when you do code review or dig into code. Hope you like it. Stay tuned for more…

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Project Management National Conference 2013

Project Management Institute of India (www.pmi.org.in) organizing a event for project managers on 27th and 28th September at Gurgaon. It will be a great event for all the aspiring project managers. Last year more then thousand of delegates attended this annual event to reap benefits. This year also I would also like to encourage you to participate and gain knowledge.





You should attend this event because..

• You will get a chance to meet lots of people around country with same position It’s a great way to extend your network.
• 11 visionary speakers sharing their knowledge including Dr. Shashi Tharoor, Mr. Arjun Maira, Mr. Nandan Nilekani , Swami Sukhabodhananda and others on the same podium.
• 2 Projects will presented as case studies.
• 14 paper presentations by experts.

Following is a link from where you can have your registration and get more information
http://pmi.org.in/pmconf2013/?utm_source=blogger&utm_medium=blogs&utm_campaign=p005#

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Move line up down with Visual Studio 2013

This blog post will be a part of Visual Studio 2013 features series.

Visual Studio is a Great IDE and with the new launch of Visual Studio 2013 we are getting more and more new features. I have just discovered a new feature for Visual Studio 2013 and I thought it will be a good idea to write a blog post about it.

During writing code some times we required to move lines of code up and down the earlier we have to cut and paste the line. But with Visual Studio 2013 preview there a short cut to do that and it will be useful when we are refactoring our code and doing some changes. There is a short cut to move lines up with Alt + up arrow keys and same way for moving down Alt+ down keys.

For example I have following code there.




Now I am pressing Alt+ Up arrow keys



So you can see its now moved up. That’s it hope you like it. Stay tuned for more..

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Knockout.js Introduction

We all know about jQuery It makes Java Script developers life very easy. But in Some scenarios jQuery does not help. For example there is no way where UI and data communicates with each other without writing complex code.  Here JavaScript library knockout comes very handy.  Knockout.js implement Model-View-View-Model pattern to JavaScript. 

Key Features:

Declarative bindings: It provides an easy way to bind your data with UI declaratively. You can use knockout observables with some html attributes. Whenever data changes it will automatically updates UI.

Dependency Tracking:  With this features it will automatically updates the UI whenever data changes.

Extensibility: It can be easily extensible with new declarative bindings and it can recused every where.

Templating: Knockout.js has a built in template engine which you can use with declarative bindings. It also supports third party template engines like jQuery templates and UnderScore.

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How to add a control to user control from a web page in asp.net

This post in a reply to a question on stackoverflow.com. Where the person who asked this question want to add control from the asp.net page dynamically. I decided to write a blog post here.

So let’s first create a user control for this.



After creating a user control It’s try to put the user control in the aspx page like following.

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Enhanced Scroll bar in Visual Studio 2013

In this post we are going to learn about Enhanced scroll bar in visual studio 2013. This part will also be part of Visual Studio 2013 feature series.

Once you start the Visual Studio 2013 and start the code window you can see the enhanced scroll bar. Where you can find the glimpse of your code.

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