ADO Quick Reference is a web based collection of reference source for the nine ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) objects and the three RDS (Remote Data Services) objects. The web masters and developers can retrieve the contents directly by selecting the reference through various objects. This reference is also available in a downloadable PDF format for offline viewing.

The release of ASP.NET forces us to reconsider many preconceptions about the deployment of websites. For example, we need to get used to the possibility of running multiple copies of the same site on a single server, sharing different versions of identically named DLLs. Another thing that developers might find incredible is XCopy deployment, which allows a developer to deploy an application by simply copying files to the target location. Theres no need to use the Registry or any complex COM registration.

An article that briefly describes commonly used Design Patterns; Singleton, Factory Method, Adapter, Proxy, Decorator, Composite, Observer, MVC, Template and Strategy.

Test Web Services Without Writing a Client is an online ASP.NET reference for testing tools from Web Services Interoperability CouncilWS-I. There are refernces for experimenting your web services without a client and you can read on SOAP proxy classes and C# clients for ad hoc Web service testing from MS new .NET webservice studio tool. The author has given his suggestion for testing the interoperability of web services on different web service platforms.

Test Web Service Interoperability with .NET is an online ASP.NET reference article emphasizing the interoperability of web services on a .NET platform. This article is intended to guide and provide a simple windows form application to exercise web references from few rpc encoded sample web services. You can refer on delphi, apache, capeclear and other rpc/encoded web services.

dotnetjunkies.com is a website for programmers of .NET to read related articles, leave and read messages in the boards, and there is a newsgroup.

ASPNETWorld.com is a portal offering ASP.NET how-tos which contain links to reference solutions to common ASP.NET problems, ASP.NET tutorials, dates of upcoming major ASP.NET events around the world, and latest syndicated headlines (which includes tutorial articles, blogs, forums postings, and Microsoft Knowledge Base alerts). In addition, the site also incorporates a storefront which offers a comprehensive range of ASP.NET-related products like books/e-books, software development tools, and training videos. Customer reviews are also available for these products.

Microsoft ASP.NET Developer Center is a vast collection of resources such as downloads, support, community, technology information, etc., and discusses about the quickstart, documentation, and the features of ASP.NET forums, downloads, articles, such as info, PRB, and more. This article is very much useful for the novice beginners.

Clear 10 Hurdles to Web Services Success is an ASP.NET reference article dealing on the methods of improving the enabling technology of online customer services. The author has given ten probables and possibilities upon which you would be able to enhance your webservices for online applications and you can refer on how to bridge the technological innovation with the business values inorder to achieve and promote the cabapility of web services.

Starting with Web services is an ASP.NET reference for web services in which the author has given his valuable guidelines for integrating web services on their online applications. There are references for how to develop a full fledged plan for working with web services, how to expand the web service applicability to fit your applications, how to design suitable architecture for the web services.