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Common UI Practices in ASP.NET Applications : Mohammad Ashraful Alam
Monday, September 29 2008
When we start a new project, there are some common practices that should be followed on the following project. Regarding my development experience on previous 12 ASP.NET projects, I have listed some few practices which can be followed by a developer while developing an ASP.NET application. The Practices Login page: 1. Include cookie based “Remember me” check box. 2. Include a “Forgot password” link, the user can request for password. 3. There will be a test log-in page before release the product. 4. If the user doesn’t interact with the application for 30 minutes (asp.net default), and tries to interact after then the user will be automatically redirected to the log-in page. However we can override the authentication timeout value....Reporting Made Easy : Steve C. Orr
Three Cures for Common Site Map Ailments : Jeff Prosise
Working with ReportViewer control of ASP.NET 2.0 : Bipin Joshi
Basic Reporting Part 1: Displaying Data with the ObjectDataSource : Scott Mitchell
Web Parts in ASP.NET : Richard Bean