In one of my ASP.Net seminars I have been asked to provide a small sample/example on working with a group of custom objects.

We all want when we visit a website to have some unique treatment (personalisation). Developers on the other side must devise mechanisms to remember our personal settings and preferences. This makes it more likely for us to return. ASP.Net developers must track users and save somehow their preferences between visits.

In this post I would like to present you with a very simple example on how to create a simple web service that access data from a database.

In this post I will show you with a hands-on example on how to accompish a common task. We will use an asp.net application to read data from an excel file. I have excel 2007 installed and I have several .xlsx files with data.

In this post I am going to explain how to get information about the user's browser. This is the browser that the user uses to access the web application.

You can accomplish what i am going to show you with javascript. But I approached it differently and i will show you how to do that with .Net code.

I will be using VS 2010 Ultimate edition and VB.Net to create a simple asp.net application.

This is the eighth post in a new series of posts regarding LINQ to XML and ASP.Net.Please do read the first post here. You can find the second post here .

This is the seventh post in a new series of posts regarding LINQ to XML and ASP.Net.Please do read the first post here. You can find the second post here .

You can find the third post here . You can read the fourth post here . You can find the fifth post here . You can find the sixth post here .

In this post I will talk about ASP.Net State management. I will provide a hands on example with VS and VB.Net.