Making use of jQuery Ajax calls in ASP.NET MVC can boost application’s performance. This way, you can GET or POST partial pieces of data from or to application server, without the need to send or retrieve back the entire page…. Read More ›
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WCF Self-Hosting multiple bindings
When building WCF Services there is this point when you have to make a critical decision: Which binding is the best for you service? Windows Communication Foundation comes with several different bindings, each of those created for specific situations and… Read More ›
Related entities and live search with Web API and Entity Framework
Retrieving and manipulating Entities with no related data using Web API and Entity Framework is quite easy and most times, by the time you create a Web API controller using a specific Model class and a DbContext instance you won’t… Read More ›
ListView Control in ASP.NET 4.5
ListView control is probably the best among all data bind build-in controls in ASP.NET Framework. It is used extensively by ASP.NET Web Forms developers and is preferred between other similar controls, such as the GridView or the DataList. The reason… Read More ›
Stored Procedures, Views and Transaction Error handling with Code First Entity Framework
Code First doesn’t support Stored Procedure mapping by default, at least in the way Database First does (from the designer window). More over, it has an unusuall way to map a Domain Model class to a database view. This post… Read More ›
Background Processes in ASP.NET Web Forms
Sometimes you need to run operations behind the scenes, in a different thread from the one that ASP.NET Framework uses to process Web Pages. Multitasking in Web Pages can be quite tricky and difficult cause meshing with threads can make… Read More ›
Exchange Json Data with Web API
Web API is the ultimate .NET Framework which allows you to exchange data with a service through HTTP requests. You can send data to it or get back different types of data but the most common usage is the Json… Read More ›
Create and consume WCF Restful Service using an HttpClient
Restful Services are getting more and more popular in our days and .NET developers prefer to build them through the Web API Framework, which let’s be honest it sounds right. You need to know though that WCF Framework also provides… Read More ›
Web API basic CRUD Operations following HTTP principles
Web API makes building HTTP Services quite easy and pleasant since most of the hard work is taking place under it’s Framework’s umbrella. For example, when a client application makes a call to a Web API client, Web API can… Read More ›
Starting with Web API in ASP.NET MVC
Web API is the perfect platform for building RESTful applications on the .NET Framework. If you want to build HTTP services that can reach any kind of client, Web API is what you need. Many developers are confused and cannot… Read More ›
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