Client-side scripting is in general a technique that can enhance performance, usability, and the aesthetic appeal of your ASP.NET Web Applications. Visual Studio 2010 provides many new features to ease implementation of JavaScript and jScript.Net client scripting, to include IntelliSense support and integrated Script Managers. This 3 Part series covers each of Visual Studio 2010’s features for client scripting, then expands on this to include integration of third-party JavaScript Libraries, and CDN’s (Content Delivery Networks). This first in the series serves as an overview of available methodologies, and then delves into the specifics of declarative scripting techniques.  

The second video in this series on ASP.NET Scripting techniques focuses on utilizing the ClientScriptManager, and ScriptManager Classes to implement and manage scripting in your ASP.NET web applications.  

This final video in our Client Scripting Series includes integration of third-party JavaScript Libraries, the use of CDN’s (Content Delivery Networks), Visual Studio 2010 support for IntelliSense in JavaScript, and several debugging techniques.  

Authentication and authorization are respectively, the act of determining a user’s credentials, and subsequently moderating access to resources based upon group/role membership. This series explores both built-in integrated techniques, and extensive methods for implementing authentication and authorization in ASP.NET 4 utilizing Visual Studio 2010 IDE. Part 1 serves as an all-encompassing overview of the technologies available to developers within this scope.  

The second part of this series on Authentication and Authorization explores configuration and implementation of ASP.NET’s built-in providers. Such as, the ASP.NET Authentication Provider, and the ASP.NET Role Provider.