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  • Becoming a Better Web Developer: Debugging Javascript

    When I first started "web development" I knew nothing more than a handful of tags, and that "Javascript is bad!". As my HTML vocabulary grew, I started to see some of the really cool things you could do with DHTML, but most of it required...
  • Debugging Linq To Sql

    I've decided that the LinqDataSource is my favorite datasource to use these days, because it allows me to consume my LinqToSql classes. My fondness of Linq to Sql also leads towards frustration when I try to figure out what's going on behind the...
  • Multiple Assembly Versions in a single Web Site - How to deal with a CS0433 compiler error

    Web development is all about breaking up your application into pieces. Multiple pages make up a site. UserControls are used to break up pages into smaller pieces, and custom libraries are often used for either framework value, or as GUI libraries. Any...
  • Script Combining - What's the big deal?

    Microsoft is about to ship Visual Studio 2008 SP1, and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1. Now service patches aren't always very exciting, but these are because they contain some great new features. You've probably already heard the buzz around AJAX History...
  • Quick Tip - Migrating TagPrefixes to Web.config

    I've written about moving the <%@ Register TagPrefix ... %> directives out of your ASPX pages, and into your web.config. But one thing I never talked about was - how to do that step. I always did it manually, but about a year ago, I remember...
  • Grids, Selection, Checkboxes and Linq

    Before I even get started, a quick side note. I initially assumed I should write LINQ [all caps] since it is an acronym (from what I recall), but I decided to go with the .NET Framework namespace capitalization instead. I should have learned my lesson...
  • Charting: No File, No Session, No problem.

    Whenever working with an image generator in an ASP.NET applications, you have difficult tradeoffs that you must face. Usability Vs. Scalability. Application Security Vs. Information Security, etc. With the Infragistics WebChart many of these scenarios...
  • Reaping the Rewards

    So in the past I've talked about the Infragistics Samples Browser, and modifications I've made on it. Last release I spent a great deal of time re-vamping the samples browser in an effort to make it more maintainable. Well, it's samples time...
  • 'Must Have' Tools for Developers

    If you do web development, you know that there's an easy way and a hard way to do just about anything. We spend so much time just trying to 'get it done' sometimes, that we don't have a chance to see what tools are available to help. I'm...
  • Browser Compatibility Tips (IE VS. IE)

    After designing an application and building it for IE7, I was finally ready to try it out in IE6. If you haven't already, download the Virtual PC image from Microsoft for IE6 testing. I was pleasantly surprised that for the most part, everything worked...
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