Estuve desarrollando una aplicación ASP.NET ayudandome de Dynamic Data, con la característica que el contenido de la misma se debía mostrar enteramente en castellano. La funcionalidad de Scaffolding ASP.NET Dynamic Data, permite generar muchas páginas de ABM muy rapidamente. Como Dynamic Data es muy customizable, se puede cambiar el texto de muchas de las páginas,... read more
If you develop using ASP.NET MVC you’ll probably know the AntiForgeryToken helper method, used as a protection mechanism for cross-site request forgery. This mechanism consists of two pieces: a cookie (1) and a hidden field included on the form to be submitted (2). When submitting to a Controller’s Action annotated with the [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] attribute, the... read more
Progressive Enhancement (PE) is an approach for building Web Applications that starts from the perspective that a user browser experience will support a minimum functionality, this is called base line, but has hooks to allow functional enhancements when a browser can support them. PE benefits users by supporting older browsers, but also supporting users with... read more
Problem Typically, the user interface in Web Applications is composed of multiple pages. Now with the increasing popularity of AJAX, it is common that people want to develop Web applications that are similar and provide the same user experience as desktop applications. One common problem in Web applications is the constant page reloads and flickering... read more
I get this question very often. Should I you the one or the other? Well, my short answer in most circumstances is “you should use both“. My long answer is “it depends on what you are trying to achieve”, and this blog post will try to cover what are the strengths of each of the... read more
As some of you might probably know because of some posts by Blaine, the patterns & practices team that brought you Prism is working on a new Web guidance. This project is currently under development, and as with all p&p assets, we opened up our biweekly drops to the community, so we can get early... read more
During the last 2 months, I spent my travel time from and to my home reading the book mentioned in the title. When I told this to Matias, he asked me if I was crazy because it is a big book (700 pages) and width like a bible. I have taken it from the Southworks’... read more
Published by Matias Woloski on February 13th, 2009 7:25 am under ASP.Net, Cloud Computing, Federation, Geneva, Identity, LiveID, MVC, PDC08, WCF, azure
Couple of weeks ago Ryan Dunn announced Azure Issue Tracker. From this post: "This sample application is a simple issue tracking service and website that pulls together a couple of the Azure services: SQL Data Services and .NET Access Control Service." I’ve been working with Ryan and other guys at DPE and Southworks to put... read more
The following post will give an introduction to some of the main characteristics provided by ASP.NET 2.0 when developing WebApplications. Component Model It is important to remark that ASP.NET 2.0 uses a component model that maps all elements required by the WebSite into server side classes. That is why pages are transformed by the ASP.NET... read more
Si han estado trabajando o al menos le han dado una mirada al ASP.NET MVC framework, sabrán que a diferencia del ASP.NET tradicional, no se encuentran disponibles al menos de momento controles como por ejemplo el GridView, este vacío lo podemos llenar con una gran cantidad de controles de terceros que fueron creados para trabajar... read more