- Bind Check Boxes in MVC
- Bind Check Boxes to a Collection in MVC
- A chatroom for all! Part 3 - Building a Backend with Node, Mongo and Socket.IO
- plitting Tables in Entity Framework 6 to Improve Performance
- MVC Application using Owin to achieve Federated Authentication
- Task Runner Explorer
- Over 100 ASP.NET Web API samples
With this blog I will try to post observations from all sorts of topics. These observations are just my interpretations of what I read, see, hear or do. Some may agree some may not, but hopefully it will spark good conversation.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Recent Links
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Links From Around the Web
- Azure: SQL Databases, API Management, Media Services, Websites, Role Based Access Control and More
- TIP: Lazy Code Snippets in Visual Studio
- Creating Checkboxes using Bootstrap and MVC
- Code Show
- How I used Azure Mobile Services in my Unity game
- Things you didn’t know about action return types in ASP.NET Web API
Friday, September 12, 2014
Links From Around the Web
- Coding for Kids: Free platforms, tools, videos and games
- How Azure Mobile Services enable your Cloud First Mobile First World
- C#: Building a Useful, Extensible .NET Console Application Template for Development and Testing
- Microsoft DevRadio: How to use Visual Studio to Build Hybrid Apps that run on iOS, Android and Windows devices
- Drag Drop Elements in ASP.NET MVC 5 using HTML 5, Web API and jQuery
- A chatroom for all! Part 1 - Introduction to Node.js
- A chatroom for all! Part 2 – Welcome to Express with Node.js and Azure
- Real-time web functionality using ASP.NET SignalR
- Chess TDD 15
Wednesday, September 03, 2014
Today's Links
- MSDN Magazine
- Azure Caching: All that we need to know
- ASP.Net MVC 5 – quick tip for unobtrusive validation and Bootstrap styling
- Notes from a TechEd talk on SOLID principles
- Upgrading a low end laptop–What a difference an SSD can make
- Chess TDD 14: Figuring Out Blocking Pieces
- AzureConf 2014 with my session Microsoft Azure Web Jobs - the new way to run your workloads in the Cloud
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