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20 articles this week Tuesday, March 18, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Need Enterprise-Grade JavaScript Charting? Hobby projects don't cut it when you are developing enterprise-grade applications. You need JavaScript charts the grown-ups use—FusionCharts. Stunning looks, cross-browser and device compatibility, 90+ charts & drill-down. First chart in 15 mins - try now. Workspaces now powers CodeProject... and it's available for your own projects! Git, Task tracking, or open private workspaces - as many as you want - for only $2 per month. Offer limited to the first 10,000 signups until May 30. Make life simple with no limits and help CodeProject while you're at it. Try it today! Your quick guide to better JavaScript testing I admit it: I suck. My JavaScript testing tools basically consist of console.log and the browser tools. Guess I should look into these tools. (more: Javaworld) Complexity creeps: why I'm concerned for the future of Angular.js Welcome to the trough of disillusionment: that nagging feeling that maybe something won't fix all your problems (and make you coffee). Is Angular perfect? Of course not. Can you build something with it? Of course. The rest "just depends". (more: Adrian Rossouw) Angular Dart Haven't given up on Angular yet? Maybe a core language change would make you happier? (more: Angular Dart) SpreadsheetGear 2012 for .NET Now Available! New WPF and Silverlight controls, multithreaded recalc, 64 new Excel compatible functions, save to XPS, improved efficiency and performance, Windows 8 support and more. Download your fully functional SpreadsheetGear trial Today! The truth about False in JavaScript false == '0' is true. Just one of the many joys brought to you by JavaScript. (more: Falafel Software) Will the performance of HTML5 ever become indistinguishable from that of native code? Maybe it's just the Cranky Old Man(tm) in me, but that headline makes me want to scream, "NO! How could it, and how could you think it?" OK, maybe "indistinguishable" is the part that *might* be possible, but I'm sticking with my "No!" (more: HTML5 Hub) Drowning in tools in the web development industry It's a "rich and vibrant marketplace of ideas." Which is another way of saying there's probably six or more items that do exactly the same thing in slightly different ways. Pick one and hang on until it goes away, I guess. (more: Sitepoint) How to charge for websites: fixed-price projects This is the part I never get right. OK, one of the parts I never get right. (more: Sitepoint) Latest Articles 20 articles overall. 12 new, 8 updated. New articles added ASP.NET MVC - Adaptive Rendering Device Views - Bert O Neill I want to demonstrate an and-to-end tutorial on how to design an MVC project that caters for multiple devices but with only one respective controller and JavaScript file. Integrating Jasmine and Selenuim for Web UI Testing (ASP.NET) - mohghaderi This article provides a short introduction of integrating Jasmine and Selenium to test web pages. PseudoCQRS: The Query Side - Matthew Davies The second article in a series about PseudoCQRS. This article describes the Query side of PseudoCQRS. HTML / CSS UIKit Framework - single page website with side panel - Member 3792090 Single page website with side panel Articles updated .NET Framework PseudoCQRS, a Framework for Developing MVC Applications - Matthew Davies This article provides an overview of the PseudoCQRS open source project, a package for use in developing MVC web applications. ASP.NET Membership+ Management System, Part II: Account Settings - Shuqian Ying Implementing the user account setting part of Membership+ management system. C / C++ Language Writing a 16-bit dummy kernel in C/C++ - AshakiranBhatter Understanding FAT file system and kernel programming in C/C++ C# C# and ASP.NET Interview Question and Answers - Akhil_Mittal Interview question and answers for C# and ASP.NET Custom Controls Remotely databind a Collection with Spike & Knockout.js - Kel_ Making an ObservableCollection observable by remote javascript clients. HTML / CSS HTML5 Event Calendar/Scheduler - Dan Letecky Weekly HTML5 event calendar with CSS themes, drag and drop support, date navigator. PHP/AJAX and ASP.NET MVC backends. Internet / Network UniversalSerializer - Christophe Bertrand A universal and easy serializer for .NET. Wiki.ASP.NET articles Uploading files to database from ASP.NET pages - ASP.NET Community This example will show how is possible to upload files to SQL server database using C# and asp.net. For demostration purposes database will have only New Tips and Tricks added .NET Framework Inject scripts into a page in WebBrowser control - Herbert Lausmann Inject a script (JavaScript) into a web page loaded in a WebBrowser control. ASP.NET Sorted List of Available Cultures in .NET - rzvdaniel Get alphabetically ordered list of available cultures in .NET AHAH in ASP.NET MVC using ActionFilters, XMLHttpRequest and HistoryAPI - BradodarB Simple example outlining how to optionally employ AHAH based views in an MVC application. Grid & Data Controls Select/Un-Select All checkboxes in Gridview Header & Vice Versa - VICK Selection of All childboxes based on Parent checkbox in header and vice versa HTML / CSS Clientside Paging without Javascript - Anoop_Ravindran Clientside Paging without Javascript New Technical Blogs added Book Reviews Video Course Review: jQuery UI Development - Sampath Lokuge This is a review about the Video Course of jQuery UI Development Client side scripting JavaScript Logging - Markus Greuel A simple JavaScript logger, supporting multiple appenders (console & service) Uncategorised Technical Blogs #javascript Require.js vs CommonJS / AMD modules and #angularjs - aetheon #javascript Require.js vs CommonJS / AMD modules and #angularjs © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. 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