ASP.NET
First let me say thanks to Craig Shoemaker for sending me a copy of this book. Yes, I know it has been a while since it came out, but I just finally got around to going through it. In that time Craig has been working on another book and Microsoft has renamed Atlas to ASP.NET Ajax. Craig, Wally, Paul and Scott packed this text with gems, not only on Ajax, but also the technologies that it grew up from. The book covers how we got to this point. They start all the way back with JavaScript and the DOM...
Posted On Thursday, March 29, 2007 2:27 AM | Feedback (2)
For those who are missing the ability to treat your ASP.NET applications in VS2005 as projects rather than individual files this release from Microsoft is for you. If you want all the details and then some check out Scott Guthrie's post
Posted On Tuesday, May 09, 2006 10:37 AM | Feedback (1)
We are in the middle of addressing some production issues at my current client. One of them involves an ASP.NET application which is slow to respond at times and other times does not seem to respond at all. The fun part is that there is nothing from the application side which is giving us a clue as to what is going on. This has been going on for a while and people are starting to get frustrated, so it was decided to call the experts from Microsoft. So we start having conference calls and the MS representatives...
Posted On Thursday, May 04, 2006 11:12 AM | Feedback (3)
This is one that bit me the other day and re-enforces the need to think about why you use a certain method. I was doing some testing at the client I am working at and a page suddenly started rendering twice in the same browser window. So what I ended up with was: My Page My Page Now how the heck can that happen? I was a victum of my own code. The application's detail page was catching a custom exception type and then using Server.Transfer to go to an overview page. No problem, right? The problem...
Posted On Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:58 AM | Feedback (1)