28th January 2015

Why Website and Mobile Application is needful for Business?

n this era, people are using internet about 7-8 hour through desktop and mobile world. Number of Internet User are growing rapidly since a decades. Online Shopping is growing day by day. So there is more craze on Web just by connecting with many media. These media may include Desktop PC, Laptops , iPhone, Android, Blackberry , iPad and many other. So if there are a lot of user at the Website then there would be lots of user demand to gain better business over Web. So here’s how there is great need of “Website”. Why we need Website for […]
24th January 2015

How a New Ecommerce Shop Can Mimic Huge Businesses

Stepping into a designer boutique can be like stepping into the perfectly filtered Instagram photo. All of the vintage artwork hanging on the walls, and the to-die-for leather booties, will have even the least fashion savvy planning their future wardrobe and home decorations. But how can this ambiance be translated to your eCommerce store? When entering the premises it takes you somewhere else. Some make you feel you’re in Europa, others like you’re in the middle of Farmville. This atmosphere is often lost when trying to create big business online. The potential online is exponential, there’s no excuse for a […]
26th April 2014

MVC3: Layouts, RenderBody, RenderPage, RenderSection

MVC3: Layouts, RenderBody, RenderPage, RenderSection Layouts You typically want to maintain a consistent look and feel across all of the pages within your web-site/application.ASP.NET 2.0 introduced the concept of “master pages” which helps enable this when using .aspx based pages or templates. Razor supports this concept with a feature called “layouts”- which allow us to define a common site template, and then inherit its look and feel across all the views/pages on our site. RenderBody The RenderBody method resides in the layout page. There can only be one RenderBody method per layout page. The RenderBody method indicates where view templates […]
13th April 2014

How to Use The HTML5 Sectioning Elements

HTML5 has seen the introduction of a number of sectioning elements that can be used to mark up your web pages. Using these elements gives more semantic meaning to your pages, allowing computer programs to better understand your content. In this post you’ll learn how to use these sectioning elements in your own web sites. I’ll be explaining when you should use certain elements over others, as well as when it’s best to stick to a good old <div>. Lets get started. The main Element The <main> element should contain the main content for your web page. All of this content should be unique to […]
9th April 2014

How Linq to Objects Queries Work

If you have ever tried to step through a Linq to Objects query in the debugger, you may have been mildly surprised at the results. It may have seemed as if the program had a mind of its own and ran certain expressions when it wanted to and not when it was supposed to. Be assured, it is doing the right thing and the order of evaluation is giving you a glimpse of what actually happens when a query is evaluated. Consider this query: using System; using System.Linq; class Program { static void Main() { var foo = new[] { […]