(Keith Dahlby) We chased our tails on this a bit today, so hopefully someone finds this useful.

(Ben Nadel) In an AngularJS application, you’re probably going to make heavy use of templates; or “views” or “partials” or whatever you want to call the snippets of HTML that you bring together in order to construct your user interface.

(Benjamin Day) What happens on the typical load-testing project? For me, the projects tend to fall into one of two buckets. Bucket No. 1: We’ve got a problem. Bucket No. 2: We’ve got a performance penalty clause in our contract and we want to make sure we don’t have any problems.

(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta introduced Single Page Applications (SPA), web applications that provide rich functionality to a web page through client side scripting. As of this writing support is limited, but it does provide a basic framework for building data driven web pages using popular Java

(Richard Carr) Some applications must read the folder structure beneath an existing folder or for an entire disk or attached device. The standard method in the Directory class can cause problems when used for this purpose. An alternative is to recursively read the folders.

(Sanjeev Kumar) Software projects consist of several pieces of code such as classes, declarations, procedures and functions etc., known as the component or identifiers of the software project. In large projects the number of these components can be very large.

(Eric Vogel) Welcome to the third and final installment of the Parallel Dataflow series. In Part 1, I covered the basics of installing using Task Parallel Dataflow (TDF). In Part 2, I went over how to combine Dataflow blocks to model more complex data flows. Today I’ll cover how to create a custom d

(K. Scott Allen) MemFlex is a look at what is possible in an ASP.NET MVC application if you eschew the existing ASP.NET providers for membership, roles, and OAuth. MemFlex doesn’t use the existing providers, but does use classes from the .NET framework and DotNetOpenAuth to build a membership and ro

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I blogged about changes to the [undocumented] Date::getTime() method in ColdFusion 10. It seems that in the lasest release of ColdFusion (10), the date/time objects are starting to become more timezone-aware.

(Nick Harrison) When you are working with the .NET framework, it is great to be able to view, and step into, assemblies. The documentation is handy to have, but nothing beats being able to see and debug the code to understand how it works. Suddenly, the new Async features stop being mystical, and st