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Navigation Web User Control

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29 May 2009CPOL3 min read 35K   516   21  
Navigation Web User Control is a control which creates navigations buttons at run time so the user can navigate on the data list or any other controls.
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I am experienced in web development with Microsoft technologies using ASP.NET Core ,C#, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web Api, ADO.NET ,LINQ, web services. I have a working experience with Model View Controller (MVC), and have been involved in maintaining versions of source code using TFS (Team Foundation Server) 2010. I have also developed web user controls, master pages, validation controls, CSS files using technologies like AJAX Toolkit, JQuery, JavaScript, Telerik UI controls, XML, HTML ,angular 1.4., angular 2 , typescript, SPA single page application.

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