Automatically minify and combine JavaScript in Visual Studio(encosia.com)

submitted by gt1329a(7849) 3 years ago

As you begin developing more complex client-side functionality, managing the size and shape of your JavaScript includes becomes a key concern. It’s all too easy to accidentally end up with hundreds of kilobytes of JavaScript spread across many separate HTTP requests, significantly slowing down your initial page loads. I hope you’ll find that this technique is a good compromise between the tedium of using manual minification tools and the overwrought complexity of setting up some of the more “enterprisey” automation solutions. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC Domain Routing(blog.maartenballiauw.be)

submitted by maartenba(5845) 3 years ago

Ever since the release of ASP.NET MVC and its routing engine (System.Web.Routing), Microsoft has been trying to convince us that you have full control over your URL and routing. This is true to a certain extent: as long as it’s related to your application path, everything works out nicely. If you need to take care of data tokens in your (sub)domain, you’re screwed by default. read more...

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Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 for MSDN Subscribers(vistadb.net)

submitted by vistadb(879) 3 years ago

Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 is now on MSDN along with .Net 4 Beta 1. Some highlights from the information: .Net 4.0 Cloud Development - Windows Azure which is basically utility computing where you pay by the hour for your usage. Parallel Development - Not sure if this only means PLINQ for .Net developers or if they are only talking about C++ devs. TDD Improvements - Editor changes for building test cases first, and then writing the code. ASP.NET - CSS grids and design surfaces changes, more Javascript debugging improvements. C++ Compiler - Lots of changes for C++ development, including MFC. Sharepoint templates New Project Templates Windows 7 - MFC updates for Ribbon UI, and WPF changes. Application Model Changes - Reverse existing codebases, and lots of changes in Architect Edition to support more model types (including Class Libraries finally). Test Runner - This is potentially huge as it allows testers to submit bug reports complete with callstacks and traces that you can actually use to resume an app at the error point to avoid the dreaded No Repro on bug reports. I have seen this demo and it is quite impressive. We will see how it actually works though. read more...

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Kona 3: Learning Behavior Driven Development (BDD)(blog.wekeroad.com)

submitted by Lord(3737) 3 years ago

Holy cow! Another *DD – man I really must have an IV with that Alt.NET Punch just coursing like a train in my veins! I ask for your patience with this one – cause I think BDD is a really good tool to know – whether you use it or not – knowing the workings of it will allow you to have some intelligent conversation the next time you’re in Austin :). read more...

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Using Predicate<T>(caublestoneink.com)

submitted by jcauble(150) 3 years ago

Making use of the Predicate<T> delegate in a reusable fashion to cut down the amount of inline code you need to maintain and / or create. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC Subdomain Routing(blogs.securancy.com)

submitted by SickDotNet(200) 3 years ago

One of the propagated “great features” for ASP.NET MVC is the full control you have over the routing and url’s of your webapplication. In order to demonstrate this, let’s walk through a sample that specifically handles subdomain routing. read more...

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Keywords as variables/identifiers. Why?(vkreynin.wordpress.com)

submitted by vkreynin(1424) 3 years ago

Code like string @string = "" will compile. Is it a good idea. read more...

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NAudio: .NET Audio and MIDI library | TechArtifact(techartifact.com)

submitted by ankygoyal(519) 3 years ago

Open source library to add audio capabilites in .net application read more...

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How to test your multi-threaded code (part 3 of 3)?(blog.decarufel.net)

submitted by decarufe(959) 3 years ago

In the last post we learned how to find and fix a simple multi-thread problem. Now we will see a more complex scenario and see how CHESS wil find the solution. read more...

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How Rapid is Rapid? How Quick is Quick?(rocksolid.gibraltarsoftware.com)

submitted by jcincotta(341) 3 years ago

An unusual take on the importance of raw performance in logging systems. Sometimes less is more. Rather, in logging, as in most software design challenges, keeping the big picture in mind is the most important thing. Concepts extend to other design topics. read more...

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UppercuT - The Insanely Easy to Use Automated Build Framework(ferventcoder.com)

submitted by ferventcoder(836) 3 years ago

Automated Builds as easy as (1) solution name, (2) source control path, (3) company name for most projects!!! UppercuT is for developers who want a powerful build framework without a lot of set up work. UppercuT is for anyone who needs a standard way of building applications across an entire organization. UppercuT is for anyone who wants to concentrate on just writing code. What can UppercuT do for you? -Compiles your application -Versions the local code build -Runs your unit tests -Runs NCover -Runs NDepend (you will need a license - does not come with UppercuT) -Creates environment configuration files (using ENV.settings files and config.template files) - more on this later -Packages your application for deployment -Along the way, it can run custom tasks for you. read more...

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YUI Compressor for Visual Studio(blog.lavablast.com)

submitted by EtienneTremblay(5008) 3 years ago

Add a custom tool in visual studio for YUI Compressor. read more...

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Creating Your First MVC ViewEngine(coderjournal.com)

submitted by zigamorph(3319) 3 years ago

A question that I have been hearing a lot lately is: How do I change the view location in MVC? But what they really mean to say is: How do I create a new ViewEngine that uses the view locations of my choosing? It is actually very simple to do, and once you see it, I think you will agree with my assessment. The first thing we are going to do to create our custom ViewEngine, is define the paths that we want to use for our master pages, view pages, and shared pages. I have taken the liberty to define the following paths, you can customize them however you wish: read more...

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Open Source or Die – The *Real* Future of Graffiti?(leedumond.com)

submitted by leedumond(2144) 3 years ago

Telligent’s Graffiti hasn’t quite flatlined yet, but the signs aren’t looking too good. Could OSS be the way to breathe life back into this once-promising CMS platform? read more...

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How to test your multi-threaded code (part 2 of 3)?(blog.decarufel.net)

submitted by decarufe(959) 3 years ago

Previously we saw how to build a test to find a multi-thread bug our your code. Now we will look at how to reproduce debug and fix it. read more...

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Defending code generation(nesteruk.org)

submitted by dmitri(408) 3 years ago

As a practitioner of code generation in its various guises, I’m always intrigued by anyone who proclaims that code generation is somehow bad or evil. Since this subject has been raised in people’s blogs, like, a zillion times, I cannot help but think that anything I write to defend the practice of code generation is like a drop in a lake of tears shed by developers who have had negative experiences with code generation. read more...

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