Using jQuery and the jqGrid plugin, you can bind data to data grids in Visual Studio — for both ASP.NET MVC and WCF.
The rest is here: Working with DataGrids in jQuery

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TaskFreak, the open source, Web-based task management application, is lightweight, easy to install and use, and works well for both individuals and teams. Just ignore the UI.
Read the rest here: TaskFreak Open Source Task Manager: Not Pretty but Plenty Practical

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Leverage the power of the jQuery Event API to handle events for your DOM elements.
More here: An Introduction to Event Handling in jQuery

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These 10 techniques will help Visual Studio users make better use of the jQuery JavaScript library.
Go here to see the original: 10 jQuery Tips and Tricks for Visual Studio

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Try a file-upload solution that uses Ajax to provide continuous feedback to the user as the file is being uploaded to the server.
Originally posted here: Building an Ajax-driven File Uploader

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What are the 10 open source and online tools that all Web developers should have in their toolboxes? Here’s one developer’s list of must-haves.
Go here to read the rest: Ten Tools Web Developers Can’t Live Without

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Confused about which Content Management System (CMS) is right for you? Ernest Lilley helps you break Content Management Systems into distinct groups, based on how much time, money, and effort you can put into the project.
Go here to see the original: Kicking the Tires on Your Next CMS

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This article is the first in a series discussing jQuery - an open source JavaScript library, its features and how easily it can be integrated with Ajax and the ASP.NET MVC Framework to build applications that are rich, interactive and responsive.
See the rest here: Introducing jQuery

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I don’t wanna say much about Nero. We don’t install a huge piece of crap just to burn some discs.
ImgBurn has always been the perfect replacement. It’s free, it’s compact and it’s powerful. I will also recommend to you the open source InfraRecorder. Ok, I won’t go too far.
The official component (or say “plugin”) foo_burninate.dll [...]