Cascading Deletes in LINQ to SQL with Visual Basic by Scott Lysle on Jul 04, 2008
This article will discuss alternative methods for performing cascading deletes using LINQ to SQL. Cascading delete refers to the action of removing records associated by a foreign key relationship to a record that is the target of a deletion action.

Mapping with a GPS and VB.NET by Scott Lysle on Jun 17, 2008
This article shall describe a very simple approach to working with a GPS device within the context of a Visual Basic 2005 application.

Colorful Console Mode Applications in Visual Basic by Scott Lysle on Jun 10, 2008
So, you need to a write a console mode application, no reason you can’t have a little fun with it by introducing color into the output. This article describes how to jazz up a console mode application with color (which, as you will see, is pretty darned easy to do).

Determine the Time Since the Last Boot Up in Visual Basic by Scott Lysle on Jun 10, 2008
This article describes an approach used to determine the time of the last system boot up and to display the time elapsed since boot up.

Form Progressbar using Graphics by Akram Muhammad on Jun 05, 2008
The article describes a very simple technique of building progress bar using VB.NET Graphics and Label Control.

Active Directory AccountExpires by Charles Stratton on Jun 05, 2008
This article shows how to set the Active Directory AccountExpires Attribute in .Net.

Using LINQ to SQL in Visual Basic by Scott Lysle on Jun 03, 2008
This article provides an introduction to employing LINQ to SQL within a Windows Forms application; the article will address the incorporation of LINQ to SQL into a win forms project, how to use LINQ to SQL to select, insert, update, and delete data, and how to use LINQ to SQL to execute stored procedures.

Event handling in C# by Gaurav Pilay on May 27, 2008
This article will explain you how to create and handle your own events using c#.

Using LINQ to Objects in Visual Basic by Scott Lysle on May 26, 2008
This article provides an introduction to employing LINQ to Objects queries to support a simple Visual Basic Win Forms application; the article addresses the construction of LINQ to Objects statements and then goes on to describe how one might use LINQ to Objects within the context of an actual application.

Manage Data in a VB Application (without the Database) by Scott Lysle on May 20, 2008
This article provides an approach to building an application that may be used to collect, store, and retrieve data without relying upon a database to get there.