The following two are my favorite features comming with .net 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010: parallel extensions – a great and easy way to utilize those idle cores […]
Parallel Programing in .net 4.0/Visual Studio 2010 presentation slides (NT Konferenca 2009 version, in Slovene)
Here are the slides used in my Parallel programming in .net 4.0/Visual Studio 2010 presentation (Slovene language) on NT Konference 2009. I hope you had good time during […]
Running Visual Studio 2010 beta under VMWare Workstation 6.x
There are some graphical problems, probably due to new Visual Studio’s WPF UI, when running shinny new Visual Studio 2010 beta under VMWare Workstation: things like menus disappearing, […]
Visual Studio 2010 beta is up for MSDN subscribers
Go grab your copy from MSDN downloads for subscribers. General public will get it in a couple of days. Via Soma. Time remaining to complete the download for […]
Using XtraChart ASP.NET control in an ASP.NET MVC project
The problem These days I am building an ASP.NET MVC project that requires charting. The problem is that there are no native ASP.NET MVC charting controls out there. […]
ANTS Memory Profiler 5 and its expiration message
I installed ANTS Memory Profiler 5 beta version a couple of weeks ago to try it out. Unfortunately I haven’t had time to really use it but it […]
RenderPartialToString missing in ASP.NET MVC
If I had to pick the most important feature that is missing from ASP.NET MVC it would be RenderPartialToString. This method should render a partial view to a […]
Enhancing strong typed views in ASP.NET MVC
I’ve added new constructs for replacing < % Html.RenderPartial("~/Shared/LogOnUserControl.ascx", model); %> with these < % Html.RenderPartial().Shared.LogOnUserControl(model); %> where model argument is strong typed of course. There […]
Strong typing routes in ASP.NET MVC
Let’s say you have Test action in Home controller like this: public ActionResult Test(int id, int tubo) { return View("Index"); } And you want to create a hyperlink […]
Strong typing views in ASP.NET MVC
Did you ever wonder why do you have to write code like: public ActionResult SomeAction() { … return View("SomeView", model); } instead of this beauty: public ActionResult […]