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I recently gave a presentation on Object Oriented JavaScript (OOJ) and received some good feedback so the next few posts will be a more verbose version of that presentation. AGENDA Part 1 – JavaScript Review Part 2 – How Part 3 – Why Use OOJ? Part 4 ...
I recently gave a presentation on Object Oriented JavaScript (OOJ) and received some good feedback so the next few posts will be a more verbose version of that presentation. AGENDA Part 1 – JavaScript Review Part 2 – How Part 3 – Why Use OOJ? Part 4 ...
The ExpressionBuilder is still unknown to a lot of developers that haven’t experienced the sadistic pleasure of localizing a web application. It was introduce in ASP .NET 2.0 and allows you to bind values to control properties using declarative expressions...
In my first post about WatiN I introduced the open source API, and provided a simple demo to give a taste of what WatiN is capable off. I ended that post with a promise to write a follow up on some of the lessons I’ve learnt. Here they are: .NET control...
Yesterday I was trying to run an ASP .NET website that leveraged multiple WCF Ajax-enabled services on a Windows Server 2008 box under an IIS7 application but kept running into the following JavaScript error: "Namespace.Service is undefined". One of my...
We've all used, and unfortunately some people continue to use, alert() to help debug JavaScript. Thankfully the Microsoft Ajax Library has a Sys.Debug class that exposes methods for logging messages to the browser’s JavaScript console. For reference:...
There is an arsenal of tools readily available for unit testing web applications. Unit testing both the data access and business logic tiers is a common best practice and a requirement for developing complex web applications. Solutions typically contain...
Unless you've been living under a rock you know that Microsoft has recently partnered with jQuery and will be shipping jQuery with future versions of Visual Studio. When the announcement was made I didn't know much about jQuery, how it would work with...
The RegularExpressionValidator is one of the most useful validators that come standard with ASP .NET. The RegularExpressionValidator allows you to validate, on both client-side and server-side, whether the value of an associated input control matches...
Since today is Halloween I thought I’d share a scary ghost bug story that I ran into this week. What better way to get everyone into the Halloween spirit? Background: Running a load test, using one webtest, to gauge how the application handles heavy loads...
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