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When we recently upgraded our project from VS 2008 to VS 2010 everything went just fine. The project was converted and the conversion log didn't report any errors. Two days ago we deployed our web application to the production servers, that's when the problems started to show up. The application couldn't connect to several services. The error was that the Web Reference URL to the services had been changed from https to http. We hadn’t caught this error in our test environment because the https restriction was not there in that environment. ...
Today I’ve restarted Visual Studio 2008 some 8 or 9 times, oh, did I say restarted, I meant killed the devenv.exe process. The reason of this is that on every one of those occasions I was opening a .aspx or .master file in my web project, when Visual Studio suddenly freezes and stops responding. I could explain how I felt but it wouldn’t be suitable for minors reading this. Since I have never experienced this before and my laptop has an SSD drive my first thought was that some memory banks where getting corrupted. I threw...
In web development design is often the main force driving the project, then comes content, functionality followed by technology. Sure, the first thin the visitors see when they come to a web page is the design of the start page. In 3 seconds the visitor has judged the site by the look and feel of the site. The way the menu is composed, if the information they seek is one of the first things they see, and so on. The first page tells you much about what you can expect of the web site. But what happens after that? ...
In web development design is often the main force driving the project, then comes content, functionality followed by technology. Sure, the first thin the visitors see when they come to a web page is the design of the start page. In 3 seconds the visitor has judged the site by the look and feel of the site. The way the menu is composed, if the information they seek is one of the first things they see, and so on. The first page tells you much about what you can expect of the web site. But what happens after that?
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Got a mail from a customer where he wanted me to use the html in from the mail in the mails that our system is going to generate. Fine I thought when I saw it. It only took me 3 seconds after viewing the source code of the email when it hit me. This is f#¤!ing word generated html. After the short setback I remembered having listened to one of Stack Overflow’s podcasts where Jeff talked about their problems with their WYSIWYG editor and the similarities that it had with decoding Word html. So a quick google search gave me...
This list I got from Elijah Manor, thanks!
jQuery for Absolute Beginners: Video Series
Hide your Design Decisions with Abstract Data Types
Secure File Download Area using IIS 6.0 and IIS 7.0
Create an Amazon Books Widget with jQuery and XML
And one of my favorites John Sheehan's .NET Cheat Sheets, I've posted this one in our companies blog.
This list I got from Elijah Manor, thanks!
jQuery for Absolute Beginners: Video Series
Hide your Design Decisions with Abstract Data Types
Secure File Download Area using IIS 6.0 and IIS 7.0
Create an Amazon Books Widget with jQuery and XML
And one of my favorites John Sheehan's .NET Cheat Sheets, I've posted this one in our companies blog.