ASP.NET Articles

One of the biggest pain points that I have encountered with ASP.NET MVC is working with the rendering of input fields for date values and differences between web browsers. This post explores solutions that have helped me.

Bundling with ASP.NET MVC should be a part of all developer's toolkits. This post explores a unique situation where developers could be met with inconsistent processing of bundles.

ASP.NET MVC is amazing and has great functionality for validation, however, it doesn't tie to bootstrap out of the box.

You can have the fastest application server in the world, but if your application does not handle client-side interactions well your performance will still suffer. This post explores client-side optimizations for performance.

With the prior post getting metrics in place, now we shift focus to understanding the users and environment and how they can impact our performance.

Improving web application performance can be a monumental task, this is the first post in a series geared towards removing some of the complexity. Metrics are key for validation of performance changes, and a good starting point.

With the release of ASP.NET 4.5, Web Forms developers managed to obtain some amazing new features even with all of the emphasis being placed on MVC. Of these new features, the most helpful, in my opinion, is the ability to do Model Binding in a similar manner to MVC within WebForms.

Providing secure access to files within an application can be a bit complicated, this post explores options available to .NET Framework 4.5, and later, developers for securing access to file assets.

At times we may want to programmatically click an ASP.NET LinkButton using jQuery or straight JavaScript. This process, might seem simple at the surface, however, we have to do a few things to make it work properly.