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Essential Debugging Friends–Firebug
Viewing AJAX call results in Firebug Assuming you have loaded the page that contains the javascript (ajax call) – and that your call has been fired, how do you look…
Never write CRUD code again – database agnostic Data Access Layer
Introduction Imagine a tool that wrote all your CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE (tool that writes CRUD) statements for you. Imagine that this tool that writes CRUD was smart enough to…
Building Rapid, Testable Web-Forms– Conclusion
Conclusion If your application relies on rich user controls (either 3rd party or your own in-house controls), WebForms may be the best option. The reports of WebForms being un-testable are…
Building Rapid, Testable Web-Forms–Comparing the MVC Framework with ASP.NET WebForms
Web Forms Web Application Advantages The old Web Forms framework is a mature framework that is being used in a lot of applications and web sites. The advantages of Web…
Building Rapid, Testable Web-Forms–Hello World with ASP.NET MVC
“Hello World” with MVC This is a simple hello world example with MVC, to help you build your first application step by ’ll create a web application with two additional…
Building Rapid, Testable Web-Forms–Introducing ASP.NET MVC
The goal of web-development is to build web-forms fast – and build web forms that are testable. There are currently two competing technologies for building web-forms – Classic (WebForms) –…
ASP.NET Scalability – 2000 + simultaneous user sessions
Highly Scalable, Internationalized Web Application - Dell Battery Replacement Requiring a quick turnaround (3 months) and a HIGHLY scalable website (in 8 different languages), I helped DELL build a scalable,…