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  • Introducing Wijmo, a feature-packed jQueryUI based widget library

    Introducing Wijmo, a feature-packed jQueryUI based widget library

    Feb 12
    29

    Lately I have been evaluating a few JavaScript based UI libraries for both my projects at work and to use for a new version of the bike climbs site called 39x27.com:  it was quite nice to see that almost all component vendors are now embracing, some more than others, JavaScript together with the more traditional Web Controls for ASP.NET Web Forms. In this post I’m going to briefly cover the reasons why I ended up choosing Wijmo, and then I’m giving a quick introduction on the set of widgets ...

  • Loading jQuery Consistently in a .NET Web App

    Loading jQuery Consistently in a .NET Web App

    Oct 11
    10

    One thing that frequently comes up in discussions when using jQuery is how to best load the jQuery library (as well as other commonly used and updated libraries) in a Web application. Specifically the issue is the one of versioning and making sure that you can easily update and switch versions of script files with application wide settings in one place and having your script usage reflect those settings in the entire application on all pages that use the script. Although I use jQuery as an exa...

  • jQuery, jQuery UI, jQuery Validate Sample Code

    jQuery, jQuery UI, jQuery Validate Sample Code

    Mar 11
    27

    Thank you everyone who attended my half-day workshop on jQuery and ASP.NET at ASP.NET Connections in Florida! You can download the slide deck and all of the code from the workshop by clicking the link at the bottom of this blog post. There are about 40 code samples that demonstrate a wide range of jQuery features including selectors, events, animation, Ajax, jQuery UI, the templates plugin, the data-link plugin, the globalization plugin, and the jQuery validate plugin. Here is a descripti...

  • Going through presentation hell - make sure you check your existing apps when you install ASP MVC 3!

    Going through presentation hell - make sure you check your existing apps when you install ASP MVC 3!

    Nov 10
    18

    Last night, Philly Dot Net had its annual 15 minutes of fame meeting to celebrate the groups 9th anniversary. I was privileged to be one of the speakers. The event was a lot of fun.The format is simple - you get 15 minutes to present a topic. You need to be ready - and there is definitely no time for mistakes. That said, I went through what all speakers go through from time to time...presentation hell! I was giving a short presentation on ajax, json and jquery in the MVC environment. The last ...

  • Introducing Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC

    Introducing Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC

    Aug 09
    12

    [Update: We have just upload the source code in CodePlex. Check it out.] [Update: Also checkout the Atanas post where he detailed our plans and goals of this product.] Today, we have released our first public community technology preview of our ASP.NET MVC Extensions. This is a very lightweight framework for developing ASP.NET MVC View Components that we are working for last few months. There are few key points that I like to mention: It is Open Source (dual licensed), yes you heard me. I...

  • JavaScript File Management

    JavaScript File Management

    Jul 09
    24

    As many of you know that I am currently involved in developing few UI Components for the ASP.NET MVC Framework (Hint: It is not a personal project, and we do have the plan to make it the source open dual license). In this post, I will discuss about our design decisions regarding how we plan to manage the javascript files with our UI Components. When developing a typical web application we usually find four kinds of javascript files. Framework scripts like jQuery, ExtJS or maybe MS Ajax etc...

  • ASP.NET MVC UI Components (Continued)

    ASP.NET MVC UI Components (Continued)

    May 09
    28

    In my last post, two important issues are raised The justification of having server side components for jQuery UI. The style of syntax. The intension of my last post was to get the feedback of the type of syntax the ASP.NET MVC developer prefers, so I did not mention anything on the server side side integration, this might be the reason why few people were unable to find the benefits of this server side support. In this post, I will try to show few simple examples of the server side in...

  • ASP.NET MVC – Poll Result, jQuery UI MVC Component Demo and More Feedback Required

    ASP.NET MVC – Poll Result, jQuery UI MVC Component Demo and More Feedback Required

    May 09
    20

    Few days back I ran a Poll to gather the feedback on ASP.NET MVC View Components that I am planning to build building. Though it is certainly not possible to get everyone’s vote of the ASP.NET MVC Community, but I think the result has enough votes to represents the whole community: Which View Engine do you use in ASP.NET MVC (Total votes 276)? Webform (185 votes, 67%) Spark (60 votes, 22%) NHaml (16 votes, 6%) NVelocity (6 votes, 2%) Brail (4 votes 1%) Others (5 Votes, 2%) Wh...

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