On me demande souvent des références pour apprendre à développer ses propres contrôles web. J'avais prévu pour mon article dans le magazine Programmez 100% .NET (Hors-série), d'y mettre quelques liens, mais ceux-ci n'ont pu être mis pour des contraintes d...

Suite de mes aventures... Mon prestataire change d'hébergeur pour nos sites Web. Tout se passe apparemment bien... et j'ai la mauvaise idée de consulter le site de nos concurrents qui se trouve sur le même serveur. Le mot de passe de la base de donné...

heynemann just posted about a very nice and testable validation framework for ASP.NET called " Validation Everywhere ". "The Validation Everywhere project was born because I have a very complex UI that I need to unit test. This UI is built using MVP Architecture (Powered by NMVP ), but in ASP.Net it...

Now, this is cool if you do a lot of html parsing! You can tell I was drawn to it by the word "Agile" hidden in there. I guess "Agile" is the new black. It goes with everything. HtmlAgilityPack is an open source project on CodePlex. It provides standard DOM APIs and XPath navigation -- even when the...

House of Babel Sometimes I get involved with a .NET project where I find code that is just so "different" from the norm that I wonder how it got to such an extreme state; Code that reinvents Configuration, Threading, File IO, DataAccess, or sometimes even primitive data types. It strikes me as a form...

House of Babel Sometimes I get involved with a .NET project where I find code that is just so "different" from the norm that I wonder how it got to such an extreme state; Code that reinvents Configuration, Threading, File IO, DataAccess, or sometimes even primitive data types. It strikes me as a form...

Now, this is cool if you do a lot of html parsing! You can tell I was drawn to it by the word "Agile" hidden in there. I guess "Agile" is the new black. It goes with everything. HtmlAgilityPack is an open source project on CodePlex. It provides standard DOM APIs and XPath navigation -- even when the...

heynemann just posted about a very nice and testable validation framework for ASP.NET called " Validation Everywhere ". "The Validation Everywhere project was born because I have a very complex UI that I need to unit test. This UI is built using MVP Architecture (Powered by NMVP ), but in ASP.Net it...

I have to say, that sometimes I really feel the infancy of the Ajax controls. I love them, don't get me wrong, but some of this stuff seems like it should have been thought of. Needless to say, recently I found myself needing to use Service Methods for a project, and on several occasions when data was...

Returning single bits of data is nice, as seen in the previous examples. Doing it async is even better - but what we really want to do is make this useful for business, and in business we use objects. In this example I'll demonstrate how to use serialization methods, to return an object (serialized to...