Recent Posts
Cross-Domain Cookie with Legacy Applications
Writing modern web applications is easy, but what happens when you need to interface with a legacy application and cookies are required? Today, I explain the gotchas with cross-domain applications.
Google AMP Aftermath: Replacement Image Results
After implementing changes with modifying images according to Google's requirements, I show the results of when I implemented Google AMP pages.
How do I get started as a Microsoft Web Developer?
A reader asked me how to get started as a Microsoft Web Developer so I thought I'd cover 5 steps on learning Microsoft technologies.
10 Ways to Speed Up Your ASP.NET MVC Application
Your audience wants a fast website. Don't disappoint them. In today's post, I cover ten ways to speed up your ASP.NET MVC application.
Creating Dynamic PDFs in ASP.NET MVC using iTextSharp
Everyone loves to take their content with them and read it offline. Today, I show you an easy way to create dynamic PDFs for your audience using iTextSharp and the Razor Engine.
Quick Tip: EF Core 1.0 Reverse Engineer POCO Generator
If you're new to Entity Framework (EF) Core 1.0, you may have noticed the Reverse Engineer code-first extension doesn't work. Today, I show a quick tip on using the equivalent in EF Core 1.0.
5 Exceptional Ways to Enhance Your Business
Today's business owner needs a certain level of technology savvy. In this post, I discuss five ways to set your business apart from your competition.
ASP.NET MVC Terminology
If you are just starting out with ASP.NET MVC, I thought this would be a good resource by presenting this dictionary to assist my readers in understanding everything about ASP.NET MVC.
Google AMP Aftermath: Replacing Images Using ActionFilters
Today, I show you the results of my attempt to make my site work with Google Amp along with a way to change tags in your resulting HTML.
Getting Started With Aurelia in ASP.NET MVC
If you are interested in learning yet another JavaScript MVC Framework, today, I will be showing you how to setup Visual Studio to create your own Aurelia application with ASP.NET MVC.