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Using the .NET Chart API to add sparklines to your MVC site
In my last post, I introduced sparklines and showed you how to generate them using the Google Chart API. Using an external API may not be appropriate for all applications, so here is a way to generate the sparkline using the .NET Chart API.
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Adding sparklines to your MVC site using the Google Chart API
Sparklines present trends and variations associated with some measurement in a very compact form. The term & concept was proposed by Ed Tufte. This form of information graphic has become very popular for dashboards. In this post, I'll show how add sparklines to your site using a custom HTML Helper method to generate code accessing the Google Chart API. In my next post, I'll show you how to add sparklines using the .NET charting API.
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Scaling Out .NET Presentation at Jax Code Camp 2011
Today at the Jax Code Camp I gave a presentation on scaling out your .NET applications by leveraging IIS7, AppFabric, Web Farm Framework, and Web Deploy. Thanks to everyone how come out to the session.
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F5 Add-on for Web Farm Framework
Gupreet over on the IIS.NET site posted a sample for integrating an F5 load balancer with the Web Farm Framework. It works well, but isn't configurable. I started adding my own configuration, but artisticcheese posted a project to CodePlex that already has this functionality.