Contents tagged with Web development
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Browser Link – Refresh running application in every browser on Visual Studio 2013
Visual Studio 2013 has good surprise for web developers who need to test their applications on different browsers. The new feature called Browser Link helps developers to refresh application in all opened browsers using just one icon click on Visual Studio toolbar.
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Bundling and minifying in ASP.NET MVC
Bundling and minifying in ASP.NET is powerful feature that helps you to optimize your web sites and save some expenses on traffic. As any other machinery in this world, bundling and minifying is not silver bullet and it has it’s own limitations. In this posting I will show you how bundling and minifying works in ASP.NET MVC.
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Moving ASP.NET Single Page Application to TypeScript
I just moved ASP.NET Single Page Application out-of-box example to TypeScript. My idea was to try out how TypeScript works and what it means to move existing JavaScript application to it. Here is overview about what I did and what was my experience with my first steps on TypeScript.
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Using jQuery webcam plugin with ASP.NET MVC
I have to use webcam images in one of applications I build and when playing with different components I found free and easy to use Flash and jQuery based webcam component called jQuery webcam plugin. In this posting I will show you how to use jQuery webcam plugin with ASP.NET MVC application to save captured image to server hard disc.
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New ASP.NET Single Page Application Template
I downloaded last version of ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2 and digging around in Single Page Application project template. It has changed a lot compared to last beta (it was not part of stable version) and it is interesting to me to see what’s going on. I also found some good resources about SPA-s to share with your.
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My experiences with Knockout
It has been quite here for some month as I was very busy on some critical projects and I also got used to be a father to one wonderful baby. Now it’s time to get back to community stuff and this time I will dig to fancy JavaScript library called Knockout. This was one of interesting journeys I have had together with fellow ASP.NET MVP Hajan Selmani.
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ASP.NET MVC 4: Short syntax for script and style bundling
ASP.NET MVC 4 introduces new methods for style and scripts bundling. I found something brilliant there I want to introduce you. In this posting I will show you how easy it is to include whole folder with stylesheets or JavaScripts to your page.
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DiscountASP–Winner of my daily WTF today
Today I tried to put up simple ASP.NET MVC application to DiscountASP shared hosting. It all started well but ended with most strange security and server architecture I’ve ever seen. I don’t want to insult them but it is really shocking and unexpected when some of top hosting providers just spits on web security.
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ASP.NET MVC: Showing dates using DayCalendarPage extension method
In my events web site I need to show event dates in lists so users can easily see them. I decided to use day calendar view like shown on image on left. As there are more than one view where I need this functionality I wrote HTML extension method that outputs day calendar view based on current date. In this posting I will show you my extension method and show you how to use it. -
Timepicker–nice extension to jQuery UI Datepicker
jQuery UI Datepicker is popular dropdown calendar component. It is powerful, easy to use and one of my favorites for sure. Sometimes we need more than just picking dates. In one of my projects I needed something similar but instead of just dates I had dates and times. As I’m not strong on jQuery I looked for ready made component to get this functionality and then how I found Timepicker extension for jQuery UI Datepciker. Here’s how it looks and how to use it.