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Add to your HTML skills

Learn how to use scalable vector images that can be customized with CSS.

Text Labels too Boring??

Add animation and highlights to HTML controls.

MVC, Ajax, and jQuery

Excerpt by James Curtis

Many people see Ajax as the technology that saved the web, that made it possible to create much richer Web 2.0 applications than was ever possible using just HTML and plain old JavaScript.

HTML Helper Classes

Excerpt by James Curtis

HTML helpers are implemented in the System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper and HtmlHelper<t>classes.</t>

Model Binding: HTML Templates

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

The client-side migration revolution has not left markup untouched.

The Magic of HTML

By Martin Schaeferle

When people first began working with HTML, it seemed like magic.

Soften Your Look with jQuery

By Don Kiely

As mentioned in a previous blog post, Microsoft made two commitments when it decided to embrace jQuery as its one and only client-side JavaScript library.

XAML vs. HTML ain't like VB vs. C#

By Ken Getz

Before Windows 8 apps came along, I spent a lot of time writing courseware for both VB and C#, and converting between the two was relatively easy--I got it down to a science.

Does your Help need Help?

By Martin Schaeferle

Writing a ton of HTML code to support almost any kind of application, particularly one that maintains data, can be breathtakingly tedious.

ASP.NET MVC Request Validation Protection: AllowHtml Attribute

By Martin Schaeferle

MVC has always included the same kind of request validation protection that is turned on by default, although you could turn it off by using the ValidateInput attribute with an argument of false.