Attack of the Bots! – Stop Them With ReCAPTCHA in ASP.NET MVC(blog.aquabirdconsulting.com)

submitted by birdchest(595) 2 years, 5 months ago

Adding CAPTCHA to your ASP.NET MVC forms. Super easy and effective. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC Clean HTML(blog.aquabirdconsulting.com)

submitted by birdchest(595) 2 years, 6 months ago

An ActionFilter using TidyNet that can produce super clean XHTML output for your views. No longer, worry about how you nest partial controls. read more...

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Simulating a Swarm Algorithm in C# (c-sharpcorner.com)

submitted by maheshcha(1620) 2 years, 8 months ago

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I took this code and translated it into C# to demonstrate the swarm behavior in a Windows Form using GDI+. The algorithm is exactly the same and also a fairly simple one. read more...

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Asp.Net Loves Html(aspdotnetloveshtml.com)

submitted by birdchest(595) 2 years, 11 months ago

a site aimed at helping convince you to take the Asp.Net HTML challenge. What is the Asp.Net HTML challenge? It is a challenge asking you, enthusiastic web developer, to create an Asp.Net web site with good HTML practices in mind. read more...

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Ten C# Keywords That You Shouldn’t Be Using(codethinked.com)

submitted by john2021(600) 3 years, 1 month ago

Overview of some not-so-common keywords and reasons to avoid them...or understand what the implications are if we use them. read more...

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Content Stealing Jerks(kevinwilliampang.com)

submitted by kpanghmc(2055) 3 years, 1 month ago

I've grown somewhat accustomed to seeing my articles regurgitated on some random blogger's site and passed off as their own. Usually I just send content stealing jerk (CSJ for future reference) an e-mail asking that they provide some sort of link back to my original article and leave it at that. Sometimes they comply, oftentimes they don't. In the end, life goes on. After all, it's not like I'm going to press charges over it. read more...

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WPF Application - IWuvYou(monstersgotmy.net)

submitted by birdchest(595) 3 years, 1 month ago

WPF application that will send text messages to your significant other. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC 1.0 released(microsoft.com)

submitted by alexandrul.ct(475) 3 years, 2 months ago

ASP.NET MVC 1.0 RTM is released read more...

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Cloudy in Seattle : ASP.Net MVC Projects running on Windows Azure(blogs.msdn.com)

submitted by bradygaster(4897) 3 years, 2 months ago

How to run an ASP.NET MVC app in azure. read more...

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.NET - Health Monitoring in ASP.NET 3.5(dotnetcurry.com)

submitted by pyccki(357) 3 years, 2 months ago

I am a big advocate on less is more, and when it comes to writing code to monitor an ASP.NET application, less code is definitely more. As a developer, once you have finished developing your application and it’s deployed into production, you’ll need to monitor it and have it notify you when something goes wrong. There are several ways to do this, from utilising the global.asax file to writing custom classes. But a little known feature in ASP.NET is health monitoring. This gives you the ability to monitor the health of an ASP.NET application. This article won’t delve into the specifics of creating your own custom health monitoring class, but it will focus on what is available to ASP.NET developers out of the box. read more...

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Creating an ASP.NET MVC application with Google Gears(blog.maartenballiauw.be)

submitted by maartenba(5845) 3 years, 3 months ago

You probably have been working with Gmail or Google Docs. One of the features with those web applications is that they provide an “offline mode”, which allows you to access your e-mail and documents locally, when an Internet connection is not available. When a connection is available, those items are synchronized between your PC and the application server. This offline functionality is built using JavaScript and a Google product called Google Gears. In this blog post, I will be building a simple notebook application using the ASP.NET MVC framework, and afterwards make it available to be used offline. read more...

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Posting data to a REST service using C#(devlicio.us)

submitted by trinidadcoder(265) 3 years, 3 months ago

Taking a look at how you can post data to a REST service using C#. read more...

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responding to coding horror(codebetter.com)

submitted by PeterRitchie(1505) 3 years, 3 months ago

Rob responds to opinions on coding horror read more...

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Delegates vs Multicast Delegates(fluxtah.com)

submitted by fluxtah(40) 3 years, 3 months ago

A question I was asked in a recent job interview may have contributed to costing me the job. read more...

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Googleman - Quite possibly the best WPF application ever(james.newtonking.com)

submitted by JamesNK(3020) 3 years, 3 months ago

Googleman is a fun and pointless application for launching Google.com in the style of the Batman 60s TV show, complete with spinning Google logo and sound effects. Now when a friend or co-worker says “To Google!” you can open your favourite search engine in style. Googleman uses WPF and is written using the MVP pattern. read more...

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Using C# "Yield" for Readability and Performance(ytechie.com)

submitted by SuperJason(2740) 3 years, 3 months ago

I must have read about “yield” a dozen times. Only recently have I began to understand what it does, and the real power that comes along with it. I’m going to show you some examples of where it can make your code more readable, and potentially more efficient. read more...

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