Education [Click to expand and collapse]
I have done masters in M.Sc.IT and before that I had Bachelor in Computer Applications and many certifications including "Advanced Diploma in Computer Applications", "Diploma in Web Designing and Developments", "Certificate in ASP.NET" etc.
My background [Click to expand and collapse]
I grew up in a remote village 'Pipra Khem', which is about 30KM from 'Motihari' and about 50KM from 'Muzaffarpur', Bihar, India. My parents live there with my other relatives. My father is a farmer and my mother is a house wife. I have a little brother and a little sister. They all are part of my body and soul.
I passed my child hood in my village, and had completed my schooling as well as high schooling there, that time there was no electricity in village hence not seen computer. Then I moved to 'Bokaro Steel City', Jharkhand to earn and learn, at the end i've done too many degrees & certificates and after that a good job.
What is ITORIAN? [Click to expand and collapse]
ITORIAN word is combination of two different words IT and ORIAN. IT stands for Information Technology and ORIAN is
something that can be define as "technology solutions under one roof", here roof is my blog :).
The real story behind this blog was when I was learning computer I thought to learn website hosting stuff and then finalized this domain. Later, I thought to record and share my learning and experience over internet.
Along all the way, I kept my each and every notes in computer files and these notes eventually became post on
ITORIAN after many revisions.
Disclaimer [Click to expand and collapse]
You are welcome to link to/copy/borrow/steal/bookmark or otherwise make use of any of the code you
find here if it is useful to you, entirely at your own risk.
You may NOT COPY entire article and publish them on your own site.
All the code shown on this blog has been compiled and run successfully by me.
If you post any comment telling me that my code doesn't work, I'll delete it.
Always remember the best place to ask questions about any errors you get in your app code
is at forums not at blogs. You could use the comments facility that features at the
bottom of every article in the blog to send feedbacks/appreciations/thanking etc,
but this is not the quickest way to get help. I may be busy doing my day job; it might
take days before your comment is even moderated and published. And even then, I may not
know how to solve your problem.
If you find that the concepts introduced in my blog posts are foreign to you, and I didn't
explain them well enough or at all, feel free to use Google or Bing or any other search
engine to find more information, or use the forums to ask a question. I'm happy to point
people who are obviously making an effort to learn for them in the right direction, but I
hate seeing questions in the forums that basically ask people to write an application for
the questioner. I'll help you to find out how to do your homework, but I won't do it for you.
For example, I'll help you to cook Kheer (Rice + Milk + Sugar cooked together) by suggesting you
the quantity and time intervals to use, but won't cook for you completely.
People always complain that I'm not getting the right solution on forums; my friend, hold on.
Are you asking concise, short, quickly solvable and to the point question?
I believe, if you do same, you'll get your solution quickly.
Downloads [Click to expand and collapse]
You may notice that I don't generally put downloads; sometimes I do and update source code on GitHub and share the link in the same post and sometimes upload it on OneDrive and also attach the download link on same blog post.
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I have read most of the artical in your website. it will be great or helpful if you create a video series on Service layer (Unit of Work over Repository Pattern - Framework (Repository.Pattern, Repository.Pattern.EF6, Northwind.Repository/Database )
Db first. ). in MVC 4.
Thanks in Advance.
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Write code in pure C# Razor Syntax that implements an HTML5 dropdown form element that shows the list of USA States. Upon selecting a state, a second HTML5 dropdown should show up that lists all of the cities for that selected state. You are not allowed to use any Javascript, JQuery or any client side scripting languages that manipulate the DOM. Only server-side code is allowed. The problem can be implemented in 1 file only.
In this case I can think of two other options.
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2) use a dropdown control with state and city (in same control) like http://www.webcodeexpert.com/2013/10/how-to-bind-state-categories-and-cities.html
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