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.
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.
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.
A while ago, I bought a RocketBook on IndieGoGo and received it three months ago. Today, I review the RocketBook and cover a simple idea on using it to its full potential.
Lately, I've been making some NuGet packages and I wanted a quicker way to build and deploy them. Today, I go over how to automatically build and push your assemblies to your own NuGet repository.
NDepend takes code analysis to a whole new level. In this review, I cover the benefits of owning this must-have tool.
Validation attributes are used for validating entities when a user enters data from a web page. Today's post covers how to create your own custom validation attributes for those pesky hard-to-reach validations.
With the recent announcement of Google AMP, you don't need to worry about a redesign of your site. Today, I show you a quick and easy way to make AMP pages with ASP.NET MVC.
For those looking for a reason to use ASP.NET MVC, I have the perfect post for you. Today, I cover the 10 reasons why now is a great time to use ASP.NET MVC.
In the last post, I showed you how to create a paged list of records in the WebGrid. Today, we continue by adding paging enhancements to the bottom of the grid.