.NET developer at Appyparking, Pluralsight Author and Microsoft MVP
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Namespaces In most programming languages we know the concept of** namespaces (or packages)**.****Namespaces allow us to group code and help us to avoid name-collisions. In c# for example you have this declaration namespace MyNameSpace { public class MyClass {…
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Often I see problems arise when people try to tackle Javascript. Taking a certain behavior for granted can get them frustrated. Javascript has little differences but they can cause unexpected results if not taken into account. One of those differences is the…
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The first thing you often hear when talking about JavaScript is often “JavaScript doesn’t have visibility modifiers, hence it doesn’t support private variables”. This is only valid for 50%, because JavaScript indeed doesn’t have visibility modifiers (public, p…
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So many times I have heard complaints about the flaws of JavaScript. Many people say it’s a kiddy language, it’s error prone, it’s a pain to work with and it lacks all of the good stuff that we have in strong-typed languages such as Java and .NET. But I disagr…
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To conclude the series on elegant web forms, I will walk you through a full example of a simple company and contact management tool. The app in itself doesn’t do much, but it serves to illustrate the points mentioned in the previous posts. [![elegant_web_forms…
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After my previous article, where I showed you how to use user controls as views, in this post I will show you how to mix in some jQuery templating. The jQuery templates plugin is basically a way to make views in JavaScript, much like we did with the user contr…
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In this post I will show you how you can use jQuery to call ASP.NET web services (.asmx). Some people prefer to use page methods, but I find it nicer to group all my AJAX-related calls in one web service. That service then serves as a façade to the inner worki…
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In my previous post I added the extensions.js-file to my JavaScript library. I did this because I feel there are some things that I often do and I abstracted them out to a kind of library on top of jQuery. I will walk you through the different functions it off…