(Jack Vaughan) Further Visual Studio 2012 details were among the most eagerly awaited at this week’s Microsoft Build developers’ conference in Redmond, Wash. Included in the Visual Studio 2012 tool set is an important update to the .NET framework.
Tag: Development
Real Time Chart With SignalR and ASP.NET MVC
(Brij Mohan) In my recent post, we have implemented Real-Time Chart using HTML5 Push Notification (SSE) and ASP.NET Web API. I got many requests to implement it using SignalR. So In this tutorial, we are going to display real-time updates with SignalR and ASP.NET MVC.
Demystifying dot NET reverse engineering – PART 2: Introducing Byte Patching
(Soufiane Tahiri) We covered in the first part the very basics regarding dot NET programs, how they are compiled (which we will see again a little bit more in depth) and how we can see inside them using Reflector. We saw how easy is to bypass protections based on hardcoded serials or passwords, this
How to Use ViewModel with ASP.NET MVC ?
(Sampath Lokuge) What is a Model ?
Day 3 – ASP.NET MVC on Linux – Unit testing with NUnit in MonoDevelop
(Luke Wickstead) This is part of my ASP.NET MVC on Linux series of posts.
.NET Azure Queuing and Serialization
(Jeffrey Juday) Serialization turns data structures into bytes for either transportation or persistence. Understanding Serialization is important if a developer is contemplating Azure .NET Queuing on either Azure Service Bus or Azure Storage Queues. While the Azure .NET libraries handle transporti
Using F# Records with ASP.NET Web API
(Daniel Mohl) In the Knockout.js and Backbone.js examples that I provided over the last few weeks, the model was written as a class using the traditional syntax. Here’s an example:
Circular reference with Entity Framework and Json when developing with Asp.Net MVC
(Patrick Desjardins) A circular reference was detected while serializing an object of type …
Testing Sending Emails from ASP.NET
(Dmitry Chernikov) Say, you are developing a website on your PC on localhost at home. You want to test sending email from an .aspx page. For example:
A Single-Pass Sequence for Testing
(Richard Carr) When writing unit tests for methods that operate upon IEnumerable sequences, it is easy to overlook testing the behaviour for sequences that can only be enumerated once. This article describes a helper class for such tests that provides a single-pass collection.
