AngularJS, more of a client framework than a simple library, is an open source project created and maintained by Google. Read on to learn how AngularJS will change the way you develop ASP.Net Web APIs.
Tags : open source, ASP.NET, Web API, AngularJS

Microsoft TypeScript is an open source JavaScript library developed by Microsoft. Discover the power of using Microsoft TypeScript in ASP.NET application development.
Tags : ASP.NET, JavaScript, Microsoft, application, Visual Studio 2012, TypeScript

Join Bipin Joshi as he discusses how to use HttpClient, a modern HTTP client that is currently in Beta stage and is available as a NuGet package, to consume ASP.NET Web API.
Tags : ASP.NET, JSON, Web API, HTTP, HttpClient

Bipin Joshi gives you a jump start in creating and consuming ASP.NET Web API and how to program CRUD operations that make use of Entity Framework and SQL Server over HTTP.
Tags : ASP.NET, JSON, Web API, HTTP

HTML5 comes with inbuilt support for drag and drop, allowing developers to use these features to drag one HTML element and drop it onto another. Learn how to use HTML5 drag and drop features in creating an ASP.NET website.
Tags : HTML5, Web development, CSS, ASP.NET, Web page

jQuery is the concise JavaScript library that makes your client-side code interactive with less pieces of code stitched together. In this tutorial we're going to show you how to use validation with jQuery in ASP.NET applications.
Tags : ASP.NET, jQuery, validation, tutorial

Get an introduction to seven open source solutions embraced by millions of .NET developers around the globe.
Tags : open source, .NET, ASP.NET

Looking to incorporate ActiveMQ into your next project, but don't want to use Spring.NET?  This article shows how to use the basics of the .NET Messaging Service Framework.
Tags : ASP.NET, messaging, Apache

Looking to use JavaScript to add lightweight AJAX interaction to your site? Try ASP.NET ScriptServices with jQuery or the Prototype JavaScript framework.
Tags : ASP.NET, JavaScript, Web services, JSON

You can respond to every HTTP request. Just implement event handlers or an IHttpModule (which is a cool way to write a re-deployable solution for multiple projects).
Tags : ASP.NET, Visual Basic, Microsoft, Web