Developing Web applications using AngularJS and Web API can be quite amuzing. You can pick this architecture in case you have in mind a web application with limitted page refreshes or post backs to the server while each application’s View… Read More ›
ASP.NET
Web API powerful Custom Model Validation with FluentValidation
Since DataAnnotations were introduced, developers found an easy way for setting up their database (especially those who use Code First development) while adding at the same time validation logic to their domain objects. In the Web API side, when an… Read More ›
ASP.NET Web Form User Controls – How to use them
Web Form User Controls are special ASP.NET controls that enables you to dynamically load and add reusable content to your page. Most developers are probably use them in the same way you can add any ASP.NET server control to your… Read More ›
Ajax enabled lists using the Ext.NET component framework
As you may know, there are many UI frameworks available, that you can make use of in order to create richable user interfaces for your application. Default ASP.NET controls such as ListView or GridView are really good and easy to… Read More ›
URL Rooting in ASP.NET (Web Forms)
If you are an ASP.NET MVC developer, you will certainly be aware of its default URL Routing behavior, where if for example you were to display a View named “Index” that was relying in a controller named “ProductsController”, you could… Read More ›
State Management in ASP.NET (ViewState, SessionState & ApplicationState)
One of the most crucial concepts in Web Development is the State management. In a nutshell, when you request a page from ASP.NET, the Web Server receives it, process it and finally sends the response back to the browser, discarding… Read More ›
Caching SQL Server data in ASP.NET
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 ›
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 ›