MonoX includes a lot of functionality out-of-the box: blogs , discussion boards, other social networking and mobile content management features and many more. But when it comes to customization, where do you start and what can you customize? Let us dig into the MonoX architecture to find out more.

SQL Server Reporting Services offers a lot of functionality out-of-the-box. There are times, however, when you need to understand some of the subtleties of the report designer to get the right results. This time we will learn how to implement a drill down feature to navigate through large chunks of data.

Every developer deals with data retrieval, display and manipulation - or data binding - on a daily basis. DataManager in MonoX allows you to use two-way data binding in a more elegant way. It can push your data to and from your views, taking care of the current display mode for each control.

We have recently started using Hyper-V technology to virtualize our Web servers that are located in hosting facilities all around the world. During this process, we have learned a few tricks that might be useful in your next virtualization scenario.

It’s been a while since we announced a new version of MonoX and described its main new features. We are happy to announce that the final version is now ready – you can grab it from our download section.

IronPython is an open source implementation of the Python programming language for the NET Framework. Learn how to embed it into your WinForms applications to allow a plug-in like functionality.

Learn how to benefit from MonoX built-in modules which can be dynamically added to your page using the MonoX drag and drop capability. This tutorial contains all the steps illustrated to help you utilize all the MonoX built-in web part modules.

This tutorial will teach you how to write a custom SQL Server function for parsing delimited strings. It is particullary useful if you are passing a parameter that contains multiple string values to be used as a filter for “IN” expression in SQL.

Learn how to use the interactive localization infrastructure in MonoX. This interactive approach is more flexible for single projects, as it does not require project recompilation, and all of the localization resources are stored in the portal database.

Using a strongly-typed approach in working with database lookups, where all lookup values are kept in the container classes, makes it super easy to work with and maintain my code. Learn how to automate the task of creating lookup classes using the Visual Studio T4 template generation tools.