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Using ASP.NET application services from Silverlight

Silverlight is a platform the behaves pretty much like any windows application. This makes sense when you think about where the application is actually running. It is deployed from a website, but doesn’t actually run on the web server. Because Silverlight...

Published 08-03-2010 20:32 by willemm

Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Silverlight, C#, WCF, Async programming, .NET Framework 4, ASP.NET 4

Getting more speed out of your ASP.NET applications

A few days ago I was talking to a network administrator that had some issues with his management websites. He explained to me that they were all using ASP.NET and he clearly did not like the fact that they were. I expected some kind of rant about how...

Published 28-10-2009 8:54 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, Performance, .NET Framework 4, ASP.NET 4, IIS 7.5

Inversion of control of ASP.NET pages using Unity

Introduction Ever since I started using Composite WPF for both WPF and Silverlight, I’ve grown a liking towards Unity as a inversion of control container. It provides a clean way of injecting dependencies into components where I need those dependencies...

Published 19-10-2009 8:00 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET 3.5, C#, Unity

ASP.NET dynamic data futures today

Ever since Ruby On Rails came on the market with their RAD application development tools I was jealous. Why couldn’t we do what they do with ruby in ASP.NET and better? Appearantly Microsoft wasn’t all that happy either with the developments...

Published 22-12-2008 19:14 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET 3.5, ASP.NET Dynamic Data, .NET 4.0

JQuery will be included in ASP.NET

There's is some good news on the web front. Microsoft will be including JQuery in ASP.NET, there is even going to be intellisense support for this great library. Microsoft will be posting an update to visual studio with the intellisense support in just...

Published 20-10-2008 8:30 by willemm

Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET

Running ASP.NET websites from the Global Assembly Cache

Running ASP.NET websites from the GAC was always something I wanted to try out, because with 40 websites running exactly the same code there must be a better way to deploy them. So last week I tried it out and to my surprise it worked right away. Here...

Published 21-07-2008 11:38 by willemm

Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET

Some performance improvements on visual studio 2008

Yesterday Microsoft released a set of hotfixes for visual studio 2008 to solve some critical performance issues when editing ASP.NET. Personally I had some huge issues with the performance in Visual Studio 2005 and I expected the problems to be solved...

Published 09-02-2008 21:01 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, Visual Studio 2008

More WCF pitfalls under Windows Vista with IIS 7.0

Hosting WCF services under IIS 7.0 in Windows Vista can be a complete nightmare, at least if you're not aware of some of the pittfalls that you might run into. I tried hosting a simple svc file an got a HTTP--500 error showing me I the following error...

Published 27-12-2007 15:36 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, IIS 7.0, WCF

Missing Css Styles in ASP.NET

It's friday and I should be doing other stuff... However I'm working on my open source scheduling application again and this time doing some front-end implementation work. While I was building the basic layout of the website I noticed somethig weird when...

Published 09-11-2007 19:11 by willemm

Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET 3.5, Visual Studio 2008

Something went wrong here, but what?

The last weeks of my internship are here and Martijn and I are testing our application for bugs and errors that we missed before. One of the things that's important for us is the import functionality of our application. Unfortunatly ASP.NET and IIS...

Published 31-05-2007 10:38 by willemm

Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET

Slow ASP.NET Designer surface in VS2005 [update]

There's something odd going on inside the ASP.NET designer of visual studio 2005. When you first open the designer it normally starts in markup mode, all is fine. But as soon as I move over to the Graphical designer surface it starts eating up a lot...

Published 24-05-2007 21:04 by willemm

Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Visual Studio 2005

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Using ASP.NET application services from Silverlight

Getting more speed out of your ASP.NET applications

Inversion of control of ASP.NET pages using Unity

ASP.NET dynamic data futures today

JQuery will be included in ASP.NET

Running ASP.NET websites from the Global Assembly Cache

Some performance improvements on visual studio 2008

More WCF pitfalls under Windows Vista with IIS 7.0

Missing Css Styles in ASP.NET

Something went wrong here, but what?

Slow ASP.NET Designer surface in VS2005 [update]