What Is Web 2.0

I found a very interesting article on WEB 2.0. You can read the article here

Mash-ups with ASP.NET and Atlas

In a typical Web application, a browser communicates with a server and gets all its data from that server until the browser is pointed to a different Web host. However, it is often useful if the browser can access data from multiple hosts while staying connected to the current home site. With a growing number of Web services available, developers are finding it increasingly useful to access data from remote domains and serve it to clients through one primary site. Applications like these are often called mash-ups, because they consume data from one or more remote services, combine ("mash") that data into a usable form, and then serve the data to clients in the current application.


Here is an excellent article about mashup with ASP.NET and Atlas

Uploading Files In ASP.NET 2.0

Today I found a very interesting article on uploading files in ASP.NET 2.0. You can read the article here

Atlas Resources

A bunch of cool Atlas content has recently been posted to the web. Below are a few nice links to check out:

New Articles

How to Add Atlas to an Existing Site
How to Add Atlas Controls to the VS toolbox
Using the Atlas Control Toolkit Test Harness
Building a Atlas PasswordStrength Complexity Control

Videos/Screencasts

Simplifying XMLHTTP requests using Atlas callbacks
Enabling partial page updates with the ASP.NET Atlas UpdatePanel Control
Ajax enabling ASP.NET 2.0 WebParts with Atlas
Attaching client functionality to ASP.NET server controls using Atlas
Virtual Earth and Atlas
Using the Atlas Auto-Suggest TextBox
Using the Atlas ConfirmButtonExtender control
Using the Atlas RoundCorner control

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