Basic Concepts of OOP: Encapsulation and Inheritence

these are the basic concepts of Object Oriented Programming. I wrote it for those who don't have basic concepts of oop, and for those who feels programming a big monster. I tried to make them understand as much easiest as i could in my blog.. Best of Luck

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Author: ZON

Basic Concepts of OOP: Polymorphism

Basic Concepts of Object Oriented Programming : Polymorphism This is based on Polymorphism,in which i am trying to make Polymorphism as easy as i can for those who don't have confidence on their Concepts.. Regards : Software Engineer Faizan Ahmed

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Author: ZON

.NET 4.0 MEF FAQ (Socket, Plug and extension)

This FAQ deep dives in to .Net 4.0 MEF fundamentals (Import and Export) and also explains when to use MEF over DI / IOC. This article also explains step by step on how to use MEF in various technologies like Silverlight, WPF and ASP.NET.

Read more at http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article1004-net-40-mef-faq-socket-plug-and-extension-.aspx

Author: Questpond

Ajax CalendarExtender

CalendarExtender is an ASP.NET AJAX control that is generally used with TextBox control. When user clicks in Textbox, Calendar control Pops up. Here I am discussing various properties of CalendarExtender .

Read more at http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article1001-ajax-calendarextender-.aspx

Author: Pratikshagzb

Dynamically adding an item in a DropDownList Control.

Here i am going to explain how to add an item dynamically in a DropDownList Control.

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Author: Ganeshji

Simple Grid Implementation with ICollectionView in WPF

ListView is one of the better control in WPF which have lots of flexibilities and empowers to build Grid like control easily. In this article I will discuss how easily you could use ListView to create Grid with Filtering, Grouping, Sorting, Navigating or even with In Place Editors to edit control. This is all in one sample for you.

Read more at http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article1000-simple-grid-implementation-with-icollectionview-in-wpf-.aspx

Author: Abhi2434