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Should Your Browser Make Client-Side Web API Calls?

Should Your Browser Make Client-Side Web API Calls?

Why would you make a Web API call from a browser? Today, I discuss why you shouldn't make Web API calls to another server from your JavaScript applications.

Conditionally Enabling and Disabling DOM Elements

Conditionally Enabling and Disabling DOM Elements

Today, we cover a technique on how to enable and disable a group of elements through an array of validations.

Developer Tips: C# Events

Developer Tips: C# Events

In today's guest post, Andrew Hinkle explains how to use events in C#.

UPDATE: Dynamically Resizing Your ASP NET MVC Images

UPDATE: Dynamically Resizing Your ASP NET MVC Images

A while back, I used a technique for dynamically resizing images. Today, I fix an issue my readers found when loading the main page.

Are You Gold-Plating Your Product?

Are You Gold-Plating Your Product?

How much should you code to obtain a true MVP? Today, we look at the difference between functionality and gold-plating.

Collection: Blockchain

Collection: Blockchain

The latest collection I wanted to focus on is something everyone is talking about: Blockchain.

Developer Tips: C# Tuples

Developer Tips: C# Tuples

Our guest developer, Andrew Hinkle, gives us a taste of the new Tuples in C# 7.1 in today's post.

Has jQuery Become A Polyfill?

Has jQuery Become A Polyfill?

jQuery has always been in everyone's JavaScript toolkit, but with the latest release, is it really required to build websites and do we really need it anymore?

Codemash v2.0.1.8

Codemash v2.0.1.8

It's another year and Codemash has come and gone...again! It seems to go faster and faster. In today's post, I review how much fun I had at Codemash.

The Story Behind DanylkoWeb Digest, The Weekly Newsletter

The Story Behind DanylkoWeb Digest, The Weekly Newsletter

In a previous job, I didn't realize I was building a newsletter. Today, I discuss how I started the newsletter and how I create it every week.