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- Tony Sneed: Build Async Services with ASP.NET Web API and Entity Framework 6
If you are building web services that interact with a database, chances are they are not written in a scalable fashion. Web services based either on WCF, which supports both SOAP and REST, or on ASP.NET Web API, which exclusively … Continue reading →
DevelopMentor Courses - Friday, March 22, 2013 - Modern Web Development #TechDaysNL
Modern web development from Maurice Beijer De demo code is hier the vinden. Enjoy! WebAPI SignalR TypeScript TechDays
The Problem Solver - Tuesday, March 5, 2013 - Self Hosted Web API / Nuget Gotcha
Just a heads up that when self hosting the new WCF Web API. By default if you try to add the Web API references via Nuget you will get a failure (E_FAIL returned from a COM component). This is due to the likely project types (Console, Windows Service, WPF) defaulting to the client profile rather than the full framework. If you change the project to the full framework the Nuget packages install correctly. Yet again bitten by the Client Profile.NET;REST;WCF
DevelopMentor Courses - Wednesday, June 15, 2011 - Modern Web Development
Modern web development from Maurice Beijer SignalR demo Other demos Enjoy! The PowerPoint and samples from my presentation at the QNH DevDays in Arnhem. HTML5 WebSockets Knockout SignalR TypeScript
The Problem Solver - Saturday, November 10, 2012 - Brock Allen: Use the MachineKey API to protect values in ASP.NET
It’s quite common to need to preserve state across requests in a web application. This is typically in the form of a cookie, query string or hidden form field. Commonly the state that needs to be sent back to the client is sensitive or we want to ensure it’s not been modified by the user.
DevelopMentor Courses - Thursday, June 21, 2012 - Lynn Langit: First Look – SQL Server on Amazon Web Services RDS
Of course I had to try it out! Here’s the announcement from @Werner – and the documentation from the AWS site on the new support for SQL Server in AWS RDS. There is a free usage tier as follows: “If you … Continue reading →
DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, May 8, 2012 - Tony Sneed: More Fun with Async ASP.NET Web API Services
profiled an ASP.NET Web API service that uses synchronous methods, showing how long-running services with high throughput … Continue reading → My last post made the case for building async services in.NET 4.5 with the Task-based Asynchronous Pattern, or TAP for short.
DevelopMentor Courses - Monday, April 1, 2013 - LearningLine: What should I learn to get started in.NET and web development?
The question they had was: What should I learn to get started in.NET and web … Continue reading → 'I recently had a conversation with someone who is looking to make a fresh start and become a developer (coming from other IT positions).
DevelopMentor Courses - Monday, May 6, 2013 - Brock Allen: Getting JSON web tokens (JWTs) from ADFS via Thinktecture IdentityServer’s ADFS Integration
'Dominick and I recently added three features to IdentityServer that collectively we call “ADFS Integration” This “ADFS Integration” is a new protocol (which can be enabled, disabled and configured like any other protocol IdentityServer supports). In short this new protocol helps obtain JWTs (indirectly) from ADFS (or really any WS-Trust enabled STS). I’ll describe the
DevelopMentor Courses - Sunday, April 14, 2013 - Screening C# Candidates: Let’s Play 20 Questions!
Neither do the questions touch on any of the “pillars” of the.NET Framework API, such as data access (Entity Framework), web services (WCF), or presentation platforms (WPF, SL, ASP.NET MVC). Over the past year I was involved in the process of interviewing candidates for both mid and senior level developer positions. We would bring them in for a face-to-face interview, sometimes with multiple interviewers, only to find out they were unable to answer the most basic technical questions concerning C# and.NET. Furthermore, I’m looking for a developer with a thirst for knowledge. > no 5.
DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - Using Reporters in Approval Tests
While the screenshot above will help you to understand what the web page LOOKS like, it won’t help you to figure out why the test is no longer passing. Today I pushed new versions of ApprovalTests for both C# and Java to SourceForge. Updates include new capabilities around the Reporters feature set for ApprovalTests. These enhancements were driven by feature requests from Peik Aschan(@peikas). He and I pair-programmed remotely (he lives in Finland) to extend ApprovalTests per his ‘asks’. Why Use Reporters? The three reasons for using different types of reporters are as below. png, *.html,
DevelopMentor Courses - Saturday, December 31, 2011 - Ninject WCF Extensions for RESTful Services
Download the code for this post. while ago I blogged about using Ninject for dependency injection with WCF Services. The advantage of using DI is that it allows you to achieve loose coupling in your application architecture, so that you’re not tightly bound to a particular infrastructure implementation, such as data access or logging. The problem with WCF services is that by default they are required to have a parameterless constructor, which does not play nice with DI containers, such as Ninject , which support injection of dependencies via constructor parameters. NinjectWebCommon.cs ToSelf().Named(
DevelopMentor Courses - Sunday, April 8, 2012 - Agile: Where's the evidence?
Web development? A few weeks ago I was presenting at the BCS SIGIST conference - another outing for my popular Objective Agility presentation. Someone in the audience asked: “Where is the evidence that Agile works?” My response was in two parts. First although it sounds like a reasonable question I’ve come to believe that this is a question that is asked by those who don’t believe in Agile, those who want to stall thing. It is rarely a question aimed at a rational decision. Second I said: lets turn the question around, Where is the evidence for Waterfall? Lets start with “Agile.” Scrum?
Allan Kelly's Blog - Friday, March 30, 2012 - jQuery UI and touch screens
I really like using jQuery UI in my web applications. But even though jQuery UI is very well tested there are some potential issues to keep in mind. One of those is using the jQuery UI controls on touch devices like the iPad. With these touch enabled devices becoming more and more popular support is quite important if you don’t know you exact client configuration. And for that matter, even if you client has standardized on a specific browser, let say Internet Explorer 9 for example, you may notice that there are in fact lots of other “unofficial” devices being used. Enjoy
The Problem Solver - Monday, September 17, 2012 - Building Scalable and Secure WCF Services
keepAliveEnabled = " false " /> </ binding > </ customBinding > </ bindings > < behaviors > < endpointBehaviors > < behavior name = " web " > < webHttp automaticFormatSelectionEnabled = " true " faultExceptionEnabled = " true " helpEnabled = " true " /> </ behavior > </ endpointBehaviors > </ behaviors > </ system.serviceModel > </ configuration > There’s a problem however – we’re still not getting optimal efficiency for a load-balanced environment. allowCookies = " false ". Enjoy.
DevelopMentor Courses - Monday, June 18, 2012 - Roll Your Own REST-ful WCF Router
Nevertheless, there are times when it might make sense to build a router that can talk to clients who don’t know anything about Soap, for example, an AJAX web application. While the ASP.NET MVC or the new ASP.NET Web API might seems like attractive options, WCF is the way to go if you need to accommodate both Soap-based and Rest-ful clients. This allows the service to be entirely stateless and function easily in a web farm environment without maintaining client state between method calls. Download the code for this post here. FirstOrDefault(); if (region != null ) { bool ?
DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, April 24, 2012 - Secure WCF REST Services with a Custom UserNamePasswordValidator
To authenticate REST clients, all you have to do is set the security mode of the web http binding to “Transport” and specify a client credential type of “Basic.”. Download the code for this blog post here. When securing WCF services you’re faced with a choice: Message versus Transport security. Unless you need to conceal messages from an intermediary, your best bet is to stick with transport security and use SSL to secure messages traveling over HTTP. Once you’ve settled on the option of transport security, there’s the issue of which authentication mode to use. Enjoy.
DevelopMentor Courses - Monday, May 28, 2012 - Lynn Langit: First Look – ASP.NET on Amazon Web Service Elastic Beanstalk
Here’s part two of my look at the big AWS announcement yesterday – full support for ASP.NET and SQL Server on AWS Elastic Beanstalk and AWS RDS. I found it remarkably easy to get up and going with ASP.NET on … Continue reading →
DevelopMentor Courses - Wednesday, May 9, 2012 - Using SignalR for real time communication on the web
SignalR to the resque Even if a pure Web Socket solution isn’t possible yet there are perfectly good alternatives. So if SignalR works today does it mean it doesn’t use Web Sockets? Pretty good as Web Sockets would only work on Chrome and FireFox at the moment. In a previous blog post I mentioned how exited I was about WebSockets and the future with real time duplex communication over the Internet. Unfortunately the current support for WebSockets, both on the client and on the server, is still somewhat limited making this a thing of the future. Not quite. SignalR Chat.
The Problem Solver - Monday, July 9, 2012 - DotNed podcast: Mads Kristensen on ASP.NET developer tooling in Visual Studio 2012 and beyond
For a change an English language podcast :-) In this podcast Maurice de Beijer speaks with Mads Kristensen about web tooling in Visual Studio 2012. Besides the standard build in tooling for web developer they also talk about Web Essentials 2012, the plugin Mads develops in his spare time to give web developers even more features and capabilities. Links: Blog: [link] Web Essentials 2012: [link] Web Developer Checklist: [link] Enjoy! Podcast DotNed
The Problem Solver - Friday, March 15, 2013
