In nowadays, you won’t find any large scale application that doesn’t make use of some kind of Caching technique. Caching application data can boost application performance and of course improves User interface experience. In ASP.NET there are several kind of… Read More ›
Month: October 2013
Knockout.js with Web API : The perfect compination
We have seen in many posts on this blog, how to call asynchronously a Web API method from a simple HTML page, using jQuery Ajax. Each time we were retrieving some JSON formatted data, we had to update the respective… Read More ›
Web API Custom Routing Constraints
Have you ever tried to restrict a Web API route in the way to allow only certain kind of values for specific segments? You will probably have and the most common restriction someone will find out on the web is… Read More ›
SqlCommand: The Entity Framework alternative to access databases
SqlCommand is the alternative way to query, insert, update or delete database data. We have seen in lot’s of other posts on this blog, how to execute CRUD operations on a database using the Entity Framework and more specifically an… Read More ›