Web Forms, MVC and Web Pages! Oh my!
Learning .NET, C# or any of the Microsoft development environments can seem a bit daunting when you are just getting started in the development world. You’ »
Validating Social Security Numbers through Regular Expressions
Regular Expressions are often used to handle all sorts of validation : E-mail Addresses Postal Codes Telephone Numbers Dates and Times Social Security Numbers This blog post »
Common Approaches to Responsive Design
A commonly encountered issue that I address quite often begins with one of the following paraphrased sentences : "How do I make my application work on mobile »
Handling Casing Issues though Extension Methods in C# and Visual Basic
If you have ever worked extensively with any kind of system that involves names, addresses or basically any kind of arena that allows users to enter »
Regular Express Yourself using RegExpBuilder
Regular expressions. There are typically two polarizing reactions to the above statement. The first may result in a charge of attempted murder against your mouse and »
Using a Cookie-Aware WebClient to Persist Authentication in ASP.NET MVC
Earlier this year, I was working on an iOS Application that interacted with a running ASP.NET MVC site and the need arose for the iPhone »
Merge Smarter with Semantic Merge
Any experienced developer at one time or another has encountered issues when merging their code and has been met with that nasty conflict icon. A new »
A Battle of Intellisense (between Visual Studio and Resharper)
Resharper is great. I believe that most developers that use it within the .NET environment can attest to its many merits and how it can make »
Line Counting Trickery within Visual Studio
Line counts have always been one of the most common metrics associated with software development projects, albeit not a very meaningful one. Although Visual Studio is »
Using CORS in ASP.NET WebAPI Without Being a Rocket Scientist
If you have done any extensive work with AJAX calls, then the odds are that you have fun into an unfriendly mechanism that will have your »