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Presenting AJAX Client Templates from ASP.NET v4 Preview
Tonight (Jan 13, 2008 5:30-8pm) at the Arizona.net User Group , I’ll be presenting AJAX client templates currently available in the ASP.NET v4 Preview hosted on CodePlex . Below is a quick code sample to wet your appetite. C# / Service – Not really relevant...
Sys.StringBuilder.appendFormat(mask, args[])
I'm speaking this week at TechEd New Zealand, and TechEd Australia. As part of my talk, I show how Microsoft AJAX offers object oriented LIKE behavior. There are a ton of examples that I have build over the years on this subject, and the entire project...
Working with Fiddler on LocalHost
Developing ASP.NET AJAX (or any AJAX really) is tremendously easier if you can watch the traffic going across the wire. There are a lot of ways to accomplish this, but I think Fiddler is the most popular Windows application for ASP.NET developers. Sure...
Extending Sys.StringBuilder with an appendFormat method
I love working with the new objects in JavaScript available in the AJAX framework. There is a new Sys.StringBuilder, which looks/acts/feels just like the server side StringBuilder does. There is also an extension to String for a format(mask, [args]);...
Scott Cate AJAX Examples Now on CodePlex
Over the past few years, I've been speaking and conferences and user groups around North America on the the subject of Microsoft AJAX, and the ASP.NET AJAX Extensions. If you've been to one of my talks, or read any of my material; first of all -- thank...
Posted: Nov 18 2007, 09:17 AM by scott cate | with 2 comment(s)
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ASP.NET Ajax Server/Client Source Code Released
In case you don't monitor Scott Guthrie's blog (which you should with his RSS Feed ), he just announced the availability of source code for the ASP.NET Ajax Library. Both server and client side code. The Server is released with an Ms-RL license...
Testing Parameters in MS Ajax
Garbin has a great post that explains the possibility of creating a strongly typed collection in JavaScript. It’s very easy to read, and ends up with this sample code. This is all accomplished with a Function._validateParams that is built into the...
Posted: Nov 08 2006, 08:45 AM by scott cate | with no comments
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