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Culture and UICulture
Supporting multiple languages and cultures in a Web page - .NET
Using Localizable Resources
Page resources are literals stored in an application-specific assembly and bound to a culture identifier - .NET
Silverlight and the Rich Client Browser
The hosting model of Microsoft Silverlight - .NET
Inside Visual Studio 2008 
Visual Studio is Microsoft's flagship for developers, and Visual Studio 2008 is the first version of Visual Studio to support multiple versions of .NET. - Tools
A Look at LINQ's LinqDataSource Control
The LinqDataSource control in .NET 3.5's LINQ library is simpler and quicker to use than older controls, but it's designed for accessing data only in SQL Server databases
Turning on Silverlight in ASP.NET
Dino walks through the code needed to incorporate Silverlight functionality into your ASP.NET projects - .NET
Downloading Large Files: Issues and Tricks
The ASP.NET framework includes the WriteFile and TransmitFile methods for serving up large chunks of data. As Dino explains, they're an improvement over plain old OutputStream, but you'll still need to address to the problems of tracking and resuming large file downloads on your own. - .NET
Built-in HTTP Handlers: ASHX resources
ASP.NET automatically registers itself as the handler of ASHX resources. You can save yourself the editing of the metabase if you choose this extension for your custom handlers. - .NET
The Model-View-Presenter Pattern in ASP.NET
Embedding logic in the presentation layer might be a quick way to cobble together a simple web page interface, but for large-scale systems, separating the logic from the display with the MVP pattern is essential - .NET
ASP.NET and LINQ
The Language Integrated Query (LINQ) facilities make querying a first-class concept in the .NET Framework 3.5. Because ASP.NET is just a development platform built on top of the .NET Framework, there's no reason why you can't query data in a Web context using LINQ. - .NET
