There are 8 events available in ASP grouped by Global Events, Class Events, and Transactional Events. This is a nice summary tutorial on how to use them in your applications.

A function that calls itself repeatedly, satisfying some condition is called a Recursive Function. Using recursion, we split a complex problem into its single simplest case. The recursive function only knows how to solve that simplest case. You'll see the difference between solving a problem iteratively and recursively later.

Here, you'll find a few example codes that allows you to save thousands of unnecessary database queries using Application variables.

This article discusses the usage of persistence with the Application object in detail. Explains when to use Persistence, advantanges and disadvantages of using Persistence, and what types of data exchanges are targets for optimization and the benefits and disadvantages of using persistence with the Application object. Example code available for download.

ASP Web developer tips and guidelines including such things as included files, database passwords, post-back pages, flushing the buffer

Ever since the first version of ASP there have been arguments over what is the best way to produce ASP pages - whether to take it from an HTML point of view, and intersperse bits of ASP where necessary, or whether to treat the page as a program that simply outputs HTML through a buffer/stream. This article briefly compares the performance of three different methods when producing identical output, and provides an insight into what performance we can expect from the ASP.Net platform.

Usage of the following math functions are shown: Abs(), Atn(), Cos(), Exp(), Fix(), Hex(), Int(), Log(), Oct(), Round(), Sgn(), Sin(), Sqr(), Tan().

This tutorial covers several important Active Server Pages looping structures, including do..while, do..until, and select case structures.

This article explains why you shouldn't be sprinking render blocks throughout your HTML code. It's inefficient for the server and for your users!

A short tip on passing info between pages via a query string.