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• Knockout Advanced Tree Library & Control
  on Feb 7, 2015 in JavaScript jQuery Knockout KnockoutJS Reusable Code
  All code samples used on this post can be downloaded from hereThis post shows you how to fully implement a tree control using knockout. It was taken into consideration while writing the code to separate the business-related code from the core imple...
• Knockout Datagrid With Sorting, Paging And Searching
  on Feb 1, 2015 in JavaScript jQuery Knockout KnockoutJS Reusable Code
  All code samples used on this post can be downloaded from here.If you are interested into having a quick recap on the paging concept you can check the post Paging Concept - The Main Equations To Make It Easy first.This post shows you how to fully imp...
• A Guide For Dealing With Hierarchical, Parent-Child And Tree Form Data Operations
  on Jan 30, 2015 in .NET C# Reusable Code SQL
  Lately I have been working on more than one project dealing with hierarchical data structures. This encouraged me to try to sum up my experience on this type of structures and corresponding operations.From time to time I will revisit this post to upd...
• Splitting Daytime Into Chunks To Enhance SQL Bulk Time-based Operations Performance
  on Jan 22, 2015 in Reusable Code SQL Tips - Hints
  The best way to understand what this post is about is to start with a real scenario.One of my colleagues was building a system which controls some motors using some readings coming from electronic sensors. The problem was that the frequency of the se...
• How To Develop/Adjust ASP.NET User Controls For Multiple Instances Support
  on Sep 17, 2014 in .NET ASP.NET C# Concepts JavaScript jQuery Reusable Code Tips - Hints
  When developing ASP.NET user controls you should keep in mind whether they need to support multiple instances feature or not. In other words, you should decide if more than one instance of your user control could be added on the same page. Why do you...
• How To Access ASP.NET Web.config AppSettings On Client-Side Javascript
  on Jun 21, 2014 in .NET ASP.NET C# JavaScript Reusable Code Tips - Hints
  You can download the code presented into this post from hereThere are many ways by which you can access your ASP.NET web application web.config application settings through your client-side javascript code. The common thing between all of these ways...
• Paging Concept - The Main Equations To Make It Easy
  on Jun 16, 2014 in Concepts General Reusable Code Tips - Hints
  The paging concept is used in many fields that it is even used in our daily lives. When you have a set of items and you want to divide them equally between some sort of containers or groups, you are thinking of paging but may be you don't recognize i...
• Forcing ASP.NET Control To Go Through Its Full Life Cycle On Static Methods
  on Jan 22, 2014 in .NET ASP.NET C# Reusable Code Tips - Hints
  A few days ago I needed to use a custom control which I made as a template to generate some HTML and return it as a response for an Ajax call, but, I faced a problem which is that my WebMethod is a static method which cannot access the control instan...
• For SQL Hierarchical Data, How To Show Only Tree Branches Including Certain Type Of Entities And Discard Others
  on Jan 12, 2014 in Reusable Code SQL Tips - Hints
  If you have a tree of entities represented into a SQL database into parent-child relation as in the image above, you may need to be able to view only the tree branches which include a certain type of entitiesand discard the branches which don't inclu...
• ASP.NET Viewstate And Controlstate Performance Enhancements - Saving Viewstate And Controlstate On Server
  on Dec 26, 2013 in .NET ASP.NET C# Concepts Reusable Code Tips - Hints
  Viewstate and Controlstate are used in ASP.NET pages to keep states of pages and all control on them between postbacks. ASP.NET framework saves these states in a container to be used throughout postbacks to maintain these states. That is why the text...

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