Recent Posts
The Five "Continuous" Aspects Every Developer Should Focus On This Year
These five types should be "continuously" on your mind as a developer. Today, I cover two technical aspects and three behaviors a developer should focus on building personally.
ASP.NET MVC: Uploading Files
I've recently had a need to upload and store images in a database, but how did I get them there? Today, I go over a technique on how to upload and store images using ViewModels.
Enhancing the ADO Repository with CRUD functionality
Today, we extend the functionality of the basic ADO Repository we built by adding a Create, Update, and Delete without an Object-Relational Mapper (ORM).
Collection: Architect References
Experience is the best teacher and becoming an IT architect makes you a teacher. Today, I provide a list of valuable architect and architecture links that I hold on to for reference purposes.
One Year Anniversary of DanylkoWeb: What's Next?
I can't believe it's been a year since I started DanylkoWeb. Where do I go from here? This is a question I pose to my readers.
4 Tools To Enhance Google Analytics
Google Analytics can be confusing at some times, but luckily, there are a number of sites that provide better views of your data. Today, I give you four tools to enhance Google Analytics.
Collection: CSS Resources
Can you take the heat of CSS? Most developers can't stand CSS because it's so...design-y. Today, I share all of my resources, or go to links, that helped me understand CSS a little better.
3 Ways To Receive Data From "Postbacks" in ASP.NET MVC
Since IsPostback is not available in ASP.NET MVC, how do you pass data back to the controller? In this post, I show you three ways for your controller to receive postback data.
Real-World Refactoring: Switch Twitch Itch
After my previous post about turning a switch statement to a class hierarchy, I feel today would be a great day to discuss turning enums into a classes.
ASP.NET MVC: Convention over Configuration
For those new to ASP.NET MVC, Microsoft took a "convention over configuration" approach when building MVC web applications. Today, I go over those conventions all of the ASP.NET MVC framework.