Adding IoC Support (w/StructureMap) to ASP.Net MVC

dimecasts.net — A short screencast on adding IoC support (w/StructureMap) to ASP.Net MVC for controllers. read more...

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jQuery Form Serialization without ASP.NET ViewState

published 22 hours, 42 minutes ago, submitted by rstrahl 1 day, 10 hours ago

west-wind.com — When building AJAX applications that send client form content to the server, ViewState and EventValidation fields can get in the way. Using jQuery you can make short work skipping over these fields and send only the raw POST data to the server. read more...

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Google Browser: Chrome

published 3 days, 3 hours ago, submitted by dove 3 days, 11 hours ago

googleblog.blogspot.com — has a good comic book to explain their design and features. read more...

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Partial Rendering View Engines in ASP.NET MVC

published 1 day, 12 hours ago, submitted by crpietschmann 6 days, 19 hours ago

bradwilson.typepad.com — The ASP.NET MVC team just dropped CodePlex Preview 5. It contains a whole raft of new stuff, but there are two highly related features that I worked on. Since I have one foot in the "Dynamic Data" space and one foot into the "MVC" space (being the guy working on "Dynamic Data for MVC"), it means I get to have conversations like this: read more...

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Getting Started With jQuery QUnit for Client-Side Javascript Testing

submitted by adminjew 7 days, 4 hours ago

lostechies.com — Your First QUnit Test To start testing, you’ll need to start by creating an HTML page (MyFooTests.htm, for example). This page will need to reference the jquery core JS file, testrunner.js, testsuite.css, as well as the JS file containing the code you’re going to be testing. Lastly, the page will need some special HTML at the bottom with well-known ID’s so that QUnit can display its output. When you’re done, you should have a rough skeleton like this: read more...

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ASP.NET Caching and Performance

published 7 days, 3 hours ago, submitted by superghost 8 days, 3 hours ago

weblogs.asp.net — Steve Smith, owner of ASP Alliance and Lake Quincy Media joins us today to teach us about some hidden gems in ASP.NET caching and performance. Steve’s expertise in this area comes from first-hand experience as Lake Quincy’s ad system serves over 60 requests per second and handles over 150 million requests per month. read more...

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Community Reality Check: Is INETA a concrete life raft?

lostechies.com — As an attempt to continually improve my contributions to the community, I'm trying to determine the value I'm generating through the volunteering of my time. What, dear reader, would you say is INETA's place in today's ever changing world of .NET? read more...

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Fast Serialization

published 11 days ago, submitted by adminjew 11 days, 18 hours ago

codebetter.com — We use ALOT of serialization in the current system I work with. Serializing/deserializing 100,000,000 objects in a day is pretty common. For a long time we knew that the binary formatter was fat and slow but never rationalized writing something custom as we were always fast enough. Unfortunately our data throughput has raised 400% in the last year (when you start with gigs and gigs of messages this is a huge gain) and our little three or four year old dual xeon 2.2 has turned into the little engine that could during peaks lately so we finally bit the big one and threw something together quickly. read more...

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