If you’re working with traditional ADO.NET data types – like the DataTable – in your data access code and wanting to wire up a web service to serve up data, you’ve likely run into some issues. You’re either getting errors due to failed serialization or trying to deal wi... [More]

When it comes to web services, there are no shortage of options for .NET developers. And with performance expectations continuing to rise, web services are becoming an integral part of our web applications. They allow developers to transfer the bare minimum of data from server to client, leaving UI ... [More]

When using the jQuery client library to make an asynchronous call to the server, there are 6 built-in options available to you - $.ajax(), load(), $.get(), $.getJSON(), $.getScript(), and $.post(). The last 5 of them are simply abstractions of the first, using certain default values for the paramete... [More]