April 8, 2013
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Take the Pain out of Creating Word Documents by Using C# and XML
Learn how to create Word documents in your application without using Office Interop or third-party libraries.

Is Azure the New Silver Lining?
By now, you have heard of Windows Azure, Microsoft's cloud computing platform. But, what does Azure provide for developers and users, and how can you benefit from it in your .NET applications? Read on to find out.

Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) with Spring.Net
Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) allows developers to achieve greater modularity in their applications by allowing the separation of cross-cutting concerns. Explore basic AOP concepts and their implementation using Spring.Net, a popular open source application framework by walking through several examples.

Adding Standard Deviation to LINQ
Learn how to implement a simple Standard Deviation function for LINQ (Language Integrated Query).

Accepting Input and Manipulating Data in ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET MVC applications provide interesting possibilities to accept input and work with database data. See how you can do this effectively in your work.

ASP.NET MVC 101
ASP.NET has its drawbacks, and to counter these, Microsoft is preparing a new technology called ASP.NET MVC.

Automating Software Testing with Microsoft Hyper-V
Testing software applications can be hard. You might already be using virtual machines to test your applications, but chances are you are still doing this manually. Learn how to automate your testing procedures with Microsoft's new Hyper-V virtualization technologies.

LINQ to XML
Gain an understanding of LINQ (Language Integrated Query) to XML and see why you'll never want to use the DOM again.

Create Your Own Thread Pool
Need a thread pool with a customized level of control? Learn how to create your own thread pool in .NET.

.NET Tip: It's 2:00 a.m. Do You Know What Your Processes Are Doing?
Monitor the health of the processes running on your system.

Creating a Silverlight 2 Application by Combining Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2008
Discover how to use Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and Expression Blend to create a cool interface for a Silverlight 2 application with your original knowledge of .NET.

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