Thứ Hai, 9 tháng 6, 2014

Web Developer Newsletter - JSON and Microsoft technologies

27 articles this week
Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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Safari, Chrome push to mask URLs
OK, I get that the 'average user' doesn't care about URLs: I've seen many a person go to Google, then type something like 'Amazon.com' into the search field. Still, I don't think that calls for making them invisible. (more: Infoworld)
Import.io
Need to scrape the data off a web site for fun (and maybe a bit of profit)? (more: Import.io)
Facebook unveils Jest for JavaScript unit testing, automatic mocking
Facebook really has been popping a lot of code over the wall lately. I really wonder if it's truly open source, or just 'opened source' (trademark pending). (more: InfoQ)
Did you pick the wrong web framework?!
Oh, analysis paralysis. Between that and buyer's remorse, it's a wonder I ever make decisions. (more: Marvin Li)
Draconian ASP.NET 4.5.2 security change: it was the right thing to do
I sure hope you weren't relying on EnableViewStateMac (or setting it to false). (more: DevPro Connections)
A first-person engine in 265 lines
A nice introduction to ray-casting, just in case you want to recreate the first Doom in a browser. (more: Playful JS)
Unlimited access with CORS
I have to admit: I really don't like CORS. However, the most likely alternative (i.e. nothing) is so much worse. (more: Flippin' Awesome)

Latest Articles

27 articles overall. 17 new, 10 updated.

New articles added

.NET Framework

Algorithms & Recipes

ASP.NET

SharePoint Server

Trace and Logs

View State

Wearables

Articles updated

Arduino

ASP.NET

C / C++ Language

  • SW Message Bus - Evgeny Zavalkovsky
    SW Message Bus represents message flow abstraction mechanism in a complex, multithreaded SW system.

Combo & List Boxes

  • ExCB - Extended Multi Column ComboBox - Avelino Ferreira
    Presenting an easy-to-use, flexible, filterable ComboBox, managing various data types (including images), also sortable, resizable and reordable columns

Internet / Network

New Tips and Tricks added

ASP.NET

C#

Client side scripting

PHP

Tips and Tricks updated

HTML / CSS

XML

New Technical Blogs added

ASP

  • Write less do more with ASP.NET MVC Templates - Ankesh Dave
    Asp.net MVC 5 has a host of awesome features that can be leveraged to make a good and maintainable website. One of these features is the templating system. MVC offers two types of templates for views, namely: Display Templates: Used for displaying data. Editor templates : Used for creating an editor

  • That Annoying ASP.NET Issue with Postback - Jeffrey T. Fritz
    Arrgh!  I've got an annoying issue in ASP.NET postback:  its not entering the event handler for my button click at all.  Read on to learn how I solved this annoying issue.

HTML / CSS

  • Secret Covert Hush-Hush White Space in the DOM…EXPOSED! - Steve Wellens
    Lurking in the shadows of the Stack Overflow website, selling aerosol cans of Bug-No-More to the rubes, I came across a question I thought I could answer. The OP (original poster) was using JavaScript to select and modify HTML elements without success.The HTML was simple:    Prev    Middle    NextF

  • CSS3 box-shadow and Visual Studio Features - Steve Wellens
    A few years ago, while creating an ASP.NET web site, I decided to add a gradient border to "sex up" the look of the site. Using a sophisticated image editing program, I created a small gradient image. I made sure the ending color of the gradient matched the color of the body in the target page. H

  • Cool CSS 4 Feature: pointer-events - Steve Wellens
    CSS 4? Really? CSS 3 isn't fully released yet! What on earth is going on here?It all started when I was fooling around with GIMP, the extremely powerful free graphics editor. I took a public domain image, re-sized it, gave it a transparent background and then added a perspective shadow. It is be




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