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ASP.NET
ASync File Uploads in MVC4 – handy reference for anyone needing to do file uploads, includes a sample project. Tags: ASP.NET, MVC
Working with jQuery Mobile and MVC4 (beta)? Well then, jQuery.Mobile.Mvc might be just the thing for you. Tags: jQuery Mobile, ASP.NET, MVC
mvc-mini-profiler is “A simple but effective mini-profiler for ASP.NET MVC”, designed by the folks at Stackoverflow. Looks useful. Tags: ASP.NET, MVC
Probably unsurprising that there’s a lot of Apple/Lion/iOS5 related items in this week’s list. Android App Removals Cast Doubt on Google’s ‘Openness’ (Gadgets and Technology, Posted Thursday June 9 2011, 195 tweets) iCloud’s the Limit: How iOS 5, Lion Push Apple’s Lock-In Strategy (Gadgets and Technology, Posted Wednesday June 8 2011, 334 tweets) Apple Releases iTunes 10.3.1 Without Update Notes (Apple Mac/iPhone/iPod, Posted Wednesday June 8 2011, 276 tweets) Dev Watercooler: Questing at Level 85 (MMORPG, Posted Wednesday June 8 2011, 16 tweets) Console2 - A Better Windows Command Prompt (.NET, Posted Wednesday June 8...
Why ASP.NET MVC is different than Classic ASP – come on, if you’ve worked with MVC you probably asked this at some point, right? Tags: ASP.NET, MVC
Doing an ASP.NET postback via JQuery / Javascript falls into the category of “things that I wish I didn’t have to do too often, but probably will when clients need random crazy stuff, so it’s nice to have something in the toolbox to handle it”. Tags: ASP.NET, jQuery
Dropbox API and RestSharp for a C# developer – I don’t know what I’d do with this at the moment, but I’m sure it will be useful at some point! Tags: C#, ASP.NET
I’ve not read it yet, but hey who knows, it could be good reading: Microsoft Application Architecture Guide, 2nd Edition Tags: ASP.NET, Microsoft
Ah developer humor: "I don't think you can count someone even as a semi-decent java dev until he wrote his very own web framework at least once in his life"
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It’s an API but it’s not an API! SkyDrive .Net API Client “allows developers to easily integrate Microsoft's Windows Live SkyDrive online storage and sharing services into their own applications”.
You’d probably have to be a little desperate to use something like this. It’s a bit of a shame that there’s no official public API for SkyDrive. The service would be pretty invaluable if one existed.
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PHP vs ASP.NET rebuttal – I’m not sure I actually care about the argument, but the points of comparison might prove as a useful info sheet for when the argument resurfaces next.
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It was useful for me, so it might be useful for you!
What's the most reliable way to check a javascript null?
Tags: ASP.NET, Javascript
A while back I did a couple of posts about ASP.NET Development which were targetted at Domino Developers looking to make the switch. I intended to do more, but never really did. This was mostly because I actually started working on a commercial ASP.NET Development project, so I was spending all my time actually converting from Domino to ASP.NET and had no time to write about it.
A while ago I came across Jeff Crossett's site. He has a series of articles called .NET for Domino Developers. Worth checking out if my slackness in writing has created a void in your...
Ed Brill writes about Migration to Microsoft: Look before you leap. The entry is basically talking about thinking carefully before making a commitment to starting on a Domino -> Microsoft migration. If you're in the situation where you're considering this, then you should definately read his post and read all the links.
You'd expect a bit of bias from Ed, however my personal situation backs Ed's stance up very well. After 9 years of working with Notes/Domino, I'm shifting my career to ASP.NET. I'm surrounded by custom Domino databases - ones I've written myself for my own "life management", and ones...
http://zero-one-zero.com/vs/index.html contains a few plug ins for Visual Studio, both 2003 and 2005. VSFileFinder, VSTabs, and a Keyboard shortcuts chart. I'm mentioning it here so I can find it later.
Tags: ASP.NET, Visual Studio
ASP.NET 2.0 Beta 2 Starter Kits for Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition Beta 2 - which includes "Personal Web Site Starter Kit", "Club Site Starter Kit" and "Time Tracker Starter Kit"
Building a Web Site with ASP.NET 2.0 to Navigate Your Music Library - you should be able to figure out what this is about by reading the title.
via Sonic
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Some thoughts on Eclipse/Java vs VS.NET - not from me, from Andrew Pollack. Despite being in a pretty positive headspace about .NET (and specifically ASP.NET using C#) at the moment, I'd definately agree with some of his comments - specifically those about the autogenerated code (which has caught me out quite a few times because I'm simply not used to it), and about documentation.
The Notes/Domino help files have always been some of the best I've used for any application. Especially the Domino designer ones, because there are so many of those "Example" code snippets which are so frequently 90% bang...
When I started my tinkering, I accepted that I was going to have to put either SQL Server 2000 Dev Edition, or MSDE on my machines in order to get a decent feel for things. Most of the applications I wanted to tinker with involved some level of database access, and I wanted to get a feel for SQL anyway as it's obviously something which is used in a lot of corporate applications, which is where my ASP.NET is mostly going to be used.
Turns, out there's an alternative to installing SQL Server or MSDE if you'd rather not clutter up...
So after a couple of days of development I've started to make some good progress in my sample application. It's slightly more than a quick "Hello World" application now, it's starting to actually look like a Weblog template. I can enter information via a simple webform, display the details of my current entries in the summary/home page, and drill down into an entry to display the full details.
Behind the scenes it's been a crash course in a few things.
I've given myself a crash course in basic SQL - 11 years ago when I skipped the database related classes where...