Contents tagged with ASP.NET
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ASP.NET Sprite & Image Optimization Framework Intro in WebForms
The ASP.NET team released a preview of the Sprite and Image Optimization framework yesterday. Here's a quick video to get you started.
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Quiz: Is WebMatrix Right for You?
Last week I published a few posts on WebMatrix and Razor. The first was a preview of a jQuery Rating Control in WebMatrix with Razor from Infragistics and the other was a fun post displaying my imagined cover for the WebMatrix book.
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The Fundamentals of WebMatrix
Earlier this week Scott Guthrie announced the release of WebMatrix – a new developer tool and development stack based off ASP.NET. I’ve been playing around with WebMatrix and the new view engine called Razor by experimenting with an upcoming jQuery rating control from Infragistics as well as building a personal website.
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Podcast: MVC Turbine with Javier Lozano
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Presentation: ASP.NET Ajax Library at Southern California .NET Architecture User Group
Big thanks to Mike Vincent and David Wells of the Southern California .NET Architecture User Group for inviting me to speak this evening! If you are looking for the code and the slides you can download them here.
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Episode 3 of ‘Mastering ASP.NET Ajax Library’ Now Available
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Presentation: ASP.NET AJAX 4 at the Orange Country .NET User Group
Thanks to everyone who came to my ASP.NET AJAX 4 talk at the Orange Country .NET User Group. Special thanks to Reza Madani for organizing the talk and running such a great group!
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Podcast: Portable Areas with Jeffrey Palermo and Eric Hexter
In this episode of the Polymorphic Podcast Eric Hexter (@ehexter) and Jeffrey Palermo (@jeffreypalermo) join Craig Shoemaker (@craigshoemaker) to discuss Portable Areas. The Portable Areas contribution to MVC Contrib are an option for building single component or multi-page components for ASP.NET websites.
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ASP.NET Ajax Library Beta with Stephen Walther
Stephen Walther (@swalther) and Craig Shoemaker discuss the latest announcements surrounding the ASP.NET Ajax Library during PDC09.
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Lazy Loading JavaScript Files Using ASP.NET AJAX Script Loader
The ASP.NET AJAX Script Loader control will make your life easier. Gone are the days where you have to include a multi-line block of script includes on every web page. Gone are the days of double checking to make sure your script files are included in the right order. Now with the appropriate use of the Script Loader’s require function gone are the days of having to load scripts on your page whether you need them or not.