Tag Archives: ASP.NET

Interface is excited to announce a whole new way to look at Developer training.

  The world that developers live in has been morphing over time. Changing technologies are a given, but changing jobs roles are often overlooked.   Introducing the new Developer program at Interface.  Web Developer focused on the server side? Check out our Open Server courses. WEB240: HTML, XHTML & CSS In-Depth Web Development Training Learn … Continue reading Interface is excited to announce a whole new way to look at Developer training.

Video – Understanding C# Interfaces and Polymorphic Behavior by Dan Wahlin

Video transcription  Dan Wahlin: In a previous session Getting Started with C# Interfaces, I talked about how you can use C# Interfaces to drive consistency across different C# Classes. In this session, I’m going to walk through one of the cool features of Interfaces, which is Polymorphic Behavior. Polymorphism is not only a big word … Continue reading Video – Understanding C# Interfaces and Polymorphic Behavior by Dan Wahlin

How to add Help Pages to ASP.NET Web API Services – Dan Wahlin

In a previous post I discussed the fundamentals of using the new ASP.NET Web API to expose JSON data to Ajax-enabled clients. One of the challenges with RESTful services exposed by ASP.NET Web API, Node.js, WCF, and others is that consumers of the service don't know what to expect from it unless documentation is provided … Continue reading How to add Help Pages to ASP.NET Web API Services – Dan Wahlin

Learn to build an End to End Application with EF Code First, ASP.NET MVC 4, jQuery, and HTML5 with Dan Wahlin at Interface Technical Training

It’s hard to keep up with all of the new technologies being released. The moment you think you understand a given technology a new one comes out and in some cases replaces the technology you just learned. Some people enjoy the challenge of keeping up with technology while others resist change and end up stuck … Continue reading Learn to build an End to End Application with EF Code First, ASP.NET MVC 4, jQuery, and HTML5 with Dan Wahlin at Interface Technical Training

Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using a Custom HttpHandler by Dan Wahlin

In my previous post I discussed how ASP.NET MVC controllers could be used to serve up JSON data to applications. Examples of additional technologies that can be used are shown next: 1. ASP.NET Web Services (.asmx) 2. Windows Communication Foundation 3. ASP.NET MVC Controller/Action 4. Custom HttpHandler 5. Web API With ASP.NET MVC you can … Continue reading Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using a Custom HttpHandler by Dan Wahlin

Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using ASP.NET MVC part 3 by Dan Wahlin

In my previous post I discussed how Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) could be used to serve up JSON data to applications. WCF is one of several different technologies that can be used to convert server-side objects into JSON data that can be consumed by Ajax clients. Examples of additional technologies that can be used are … Continue reading Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using ASP.NET MVC part 3 by Dan Wahlin

Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using WCF – Part 2 by Dan Wahlin

In my previous post I discussed how to use ASP.NET Web Services to serve up JSON data to applications. As a quick review, there are several different techniques that can be used including the following: 1. ASP.NET Web Services (.asmx) 2. Windows Communication Foundation 3. ASP.NET MVC Controller/Action 4. Custom HttpHandler 5. Web API With … Continue reading Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Using WCF – Part 2 by Dan Wahlin

Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Part I by Dan Wahlin

Web applications have changed a lot over the years. When they first started in the 90's nearly every action a user performed on a page caused the page to fully reload. Full page postback operations were the norm and something that everyone expected. As the Web matured developers were given additional tools to exchange data … Continue reading Getting Data in and out of ASP.NET Applications using Ajax and jQuery – Part I by Dan Wahlin

Setting BreakPoints in Visual Studio 2010 to troubleshoot C# and ASP.NET code

This a step by step guide on how to set breakpoints in Visual Studio 2010 in order to better troubleshoot c# and asp.net code. Create a New Solution and add some code. I created a new web site in Visual Studio and added a master page called default.master and added a theme folder in which I … Continue reading Setting BreakPoints in Visual Studio 2010 to troubleshoot C# and ASP.NET code

Creating a Visual Web Part for SharePoint 2010 with Visual Studio 2010

In this post, I am going to create a simple new visual web part for SharePoint 2010 with Visual Studio 2010. I already have SharePoint 2010 Server Installed along with Visual Studio 2010. Visual Web Parts are awesome, they feel just like creating ascx controls with ASP.NET., very cool stuff and very fun. A couple … Continue reading Creating a Visual Web Part for SharePoint 2010 with Visual Studio 2010