Recent Posts
Quick Tip: Changing the Location of Views
For those looking to point their views to a different directory, here is a quick tip on how you can change the directory of where your views are stored.
Using Display and Editor Templates in ASP.NET MVC
Today, we discuss how Display and Editor Templates keep your custom MVC form fields consistent in your web application.
One-Sheet Templates for Clients
As a freelancer, most clients want a cheat sheet of settings in one location. Today, we cover a way to take all of those settings and place them into a document called a one-sheet.
Top 50 Technology Christmas Gift Ideas for 2015 (with money-saving tips)
Finding that perfect gift for family members is always a tough nut to crack every year. Since I'm always on the lookout for the latest gadgets, here are my picks of technology gifts for 2015.
Building a Menu System in ASP.NET MVC
As you build your web application, a modular menu system is always good to have for future projects. Today, I show you a data-driven menu system that's easily configurable and future-proof for various projects.
Why Every Programmer Needs a "Wilson"
What happens when you run into a coding issue and you're at Starbucks with no one around. Here are some ways to help you walk through a coding process when you're alone.
My Thought Process When I Redesigned DanylkoWeb
Over the weekend, DanylkoWeb was successfully given a facelift. Today, I cover the various news-related web design articles that convinced me to move towards this particular design.
How to Schedule a Link using TagHelpers in ASP.NET Core 1.0
Ok, the TagHelper bug bit me. Today, I demonstrate a way to schedule links to activate in the future...yes, even when you aren't on the web.
Create Smart Links Using TagHelpers in ASP.NET Core 1.0
The latest release of ASP.NET MVC has a new feature called TagHelpers. Let's see what trouble we can get into today by creating hyperlinks that think for themselves.
Collection: Real-World Refactoring
As you advance through your career, you experience a lot and learn different ways to code. Today, I show you my collection of real-world refactoring posts.