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EmailVerify.NET now part of the Cobisi family of products, new managed proxy client library, new web site
Dear readers, the last week was a great one for us, as we have finally succeeded in building the foundation for the new Cobisi family of products. The great experience we have made in the last six years with EmailVerify.NET , our flagship .NET component...
Announcing EmailVerify.NET v4.0
We are pleased to announce the release of EmailVerify.NET v4.0! This release adds several new features to our component and includes significant enhancements to our e-mail validation infrastructure, including: New syntax validation engine , which completely...
Announcing EmailVerify.NET v3.0
As the company lead developer, I'm proud to announce to my readers that our award winning e-mail verification and validation component for Microsoft .NET has reached version 3.0 today! This new version includes an improved disposable e-mail address validation...
My company is hiring in Padova, Italy
QBGROUP spa , the company I work for, is hiring new .NET (ASP.NET/AJAX) developers. If you are interested and willing to move to Padova, Italy (a city next to Venice), please drop me a line or send us your resume via our web form . Fluency in written...
My tutorial on ASP.NET AJAX custom control development is now online
After some weeks busy on collecting documentation and dissecting Microsoft's own libraries, I've finally reached the point where I could share my experience about ASP.NET AJAX with my peers; so I published a (quite big) tutorial for ASPItalia (an Italian...
Posted: Dec 16 2007, 12:08 PM by efran.cobisi | with 4 comment(s)
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Identifying ASP.NET controls is the first step
Every time I build an ASP.NET web form, I invest a certain amount of my development effort in giving each control a meaningful identifier. This practice tends to give back cleaner code, leading the whole code base more mainteinable. And, as you probably...
Panel's DefaultButton whims: not every IButtonControl is the same...
Today's story begins with a poor developer trying to obey his creative director new guidances in terms of how that web application should have its buttons rendered. I will omit the motivation behind this decision, because it is not relevant to this...
Posted: Mar 15 2007, 02:49 PM by efran.cobisi | with 6 comment(s)
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Weird trap while using WebForm_DoCallback() inside my external client scripts
Today, while I was trying to move large portions of a web application I'm working on from Ajax.NET to ASP.NET AJAX and callback support, I've bumbed into a weird trap related to how callback targets are resolved at server side. The story begins...
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