There was a time when you wrote a web site and you targeted IE6. That time has long passed. When you really only had to target IE6, you could pretend the web was platform independent. The truth is now the web is neither, nor will ever be platform independent. It?s just an illusion based on […]
Read MoreJudging from my previous post, some people might have come to the conclusion that I?m in the process of learning a wonderful programming language called JavaScript. Well, they?re right! It is a fascinating programming language although it has its quirks and pitfalls. Have a look at the following piece of code: var someString = "Hi […]
Read MoreLet me start by saying that I was not trying to be controversial.? I was at Boise Code Camp giving a session about Asp.Net MVC, and I happened to mention that JavaScript was supposed to go at the bottom of your page.? Plus, I said this in a ?of course you all know this already? […]
Read MoreThis is an idea that I?ve been throwing around for a while now, and I have implemented in a couple of project. The basic idea is to extend the basic master page, by adding more ContentPlaceholders, to give your developers a heads up as to where things should go. Lets start things out by outlining […]
Read MoreAs I already mentioned in a previous blog post, I?m kind of (re-)learning HTML and CSS. The best way for me to pick things up again is by getting my hands dirty and work myself through a simple example. So I decided to work on some sort of prototype of a web application without using […]
Read MoreI?ve been encountering a problem as of late. I?m creating a lot of ?Single Page Pattern? web applications. This means you load the page once, then handle everything else via web service calls. And if you have ever worked on web applications you should be familiar with the ?user went to lunch? issue (session timeout). […]
Read MoreFor a while now I’ve wanted the ability to generate javascript file like I generate html files. Take a little bit of the power of the WebForm view engine (just a little bit) and give that to me for JavaScript. Why? I have a few reasons. Number one is I want to remove all of […]
Read MoreNew job (2 weeks in), new responsibilities, new tools to play with. Amazingly (for me), one of the new tools is the JQuery Validation Library. My diving into this also coincides with ScottGu’s announcement that Microsoft is creating their own CDN for JQuery and JQuery Validation. Bad news is that this means I’m behind. That […]
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