(Frederik Prijck) In my previous post I have been showing three approaches to create a dynamic sidebar in ASP.NET MVC. Besides these three ways, I have also been trying to get this done using Ninject. Unfortunately this didn’t work (yet).

(Richard Carr) As most for loops rely on a predicate that is based upon the loop control variable, iterating through an entire integer range is not as simple as it may first seem. An easy way to overcome the problems caused is to use a while loop instead.

(Ben Nadel) Last week, I talked about using binaryEncode() as an easy way to hex-encode binary values in ColdFusion. This is a processing step commonly used when generating a Hashed Message Authentication Code (Hmac) needed to sign a 3rd-party API request. As a follow-up to last week’s post, I wante

(Jonathan Creamer) ASP.NET MVC has come a long way since “The Gu” jotted down some ideas during an airplane ride to a conference in 2007. In just under four years, ASP.NET MVC has seen its fourth release, and it provides developers an environment that eases development, streamlines processes, and pr

(Mahesh Sabnis) ASP.NET MVC replaces the traditional WebForm eventing model with a more maintainable Model View Controller approach towards building web pages. Without events and controls, requirements for partial page updates are met by using jQuery scripting and via Partial Views.

(Peter Vogel) I know that I’ve been going on for twomonths now about WPF with Prism and Unity — but it’s very cool technology and, I think, the way that large desktop applications should be built (I’m sure a whole bunch of readers just said “But why build desktop applications?”). But since I don’t

(EtienneT) We use jQuery a lot here at LavaBlast, but we also use ASP.NET webforms. We needed a simple reusable way to cause a postback on an asp.net managed Button or LinkButton.

(James Jardine) As a professional penetration tester, there are many features of an application that are similar across all languages. Unfortunately, just understanding general web concepts is not enough to fully test an application.

(Simon Cooper) So, we’ve looked at how a dynamic call is represented in a compiled assembly, and how the dynamic lookup is performed at runtime. The last piece of the puzzle is how the resolved method gets invoked, and that is the subject of this post.

(Richard Carr) The twenty-first part of the Reflection tutorial looks at the reflection of attributes. Attributes are used to decorate assemblies, types, members and other code to provide metadata about those items. With reflection, this metadata can be accessed.