A couple weeks ago there was a public request on Twitter from the great folks at RedGate to provide tips and tricks for performance in ASP.NET applications. Come to find out, they selected one of my tips and published it … Continue reading
One of the most popular talks I do at code camps and user groups is my talk on SignalR. I fill rooms and rooms with people wanting to learn how to use this awesome tool. There is always one problem … Continue reading
The concept of the “static” web went away a long time ago. When web developers started looking towards jQuery to build “ajax” web applications, we hit a wall where an instance of a page was a dynamic object to be … Continue reading
If you’re an ASP.NET developer, working in Visual Studio 2010, please take a few minutes and fill out this survey for the Visual Studio team. All feedback given will be taken into consideration for upcoming releases (such as VS 2010 … Continue reading
Note: This example was built using jQuery UI 1.7.2 (which packages jQuery 1.3.2). If you use jQuery 1.4.1, this example will break. jQuery UI 1.8 will fix. Thanks to mvcuser. http://dev.jqueryui.com/ticket/5065 In my current project, I’ve had the need to … Continue reading
It seems that most of my development experiences evolve around the internet, and developing for it. My first professional development was in WinForms in .NET 1.1, but I soon made the transition to WebForms. My first full application (from design … Continue reading
I’ve been working on the web site for the Hampton Roads .NET Users Group, and I really wanted to do some work with ASP.NET MVC. So I created a new MVC application, and decided to test it against my host. … Continue reading