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ASP.Net Page Lifecycle Events We all know a asp.net page events, but do we exactly know the orders? and what each event is good for? well I am putting this list together to talk about the events. PreInit * use this event to: Set a master page dynamically.+ Set the Theme property dynamically.+ Read or set profile property values.* Init* Use this event to read or initialize control properties* InitComplete* Use this event to make changes to view state that you want to make sure are persisted after the next postback.* LoadState* * ProcessPostData* * PreLoad* * Load * * LoadComplete * * PreRender * if you have got custom controls on your page and you want to manupulate the final page output based on some values in a custom control, you need to put your logic in this event.* SaveState * Any changes to the page or controls at this point affect rendering, but the changes will not be retrieved on the next postback.* Render Written by vahid ...

Why I believe in lean software development Few weeks ago I got myself an Amazon Kindle to facilitate book reading and hopefully get back my reading habits. I am so amazed by the device that today I twitted “it’s my best gadget”. now there are very genuine reasons behind the twit. it’s meant to be used to read books and it does it perfectly. it has a great screen which is optimized for the reading. does not hurt your eyes. you can read books even in the direct sunlight. it’s handy and light so very easy to carry with you it’s got a long lasting battery life bot built in dictionary which is extremely easy to use has got a great search functionality has got wireless connection so that Amazon can push the books immediately to the device it’s very very easy to use I have just mentioned couple of it’s great features. don’t get me wrong, I don’t work for Amazon and I am not doing any promotion for the Kindle. the moral of what I have mentioned above it that IT DOES WHAT IT IS SUPPOSED TO DO AT IT’S BEST. ...