How do you transform your XML and JSON data into objects that are validatable? Today, we cover how to take only an XML document and create objects to validate against your business rules.
For those looking to create their own RSS feed, today I talk about creating an RSS feed from scratch.
Recently, I went on a road trip and used my RadMo. Here's my review of this ingenious travel accessory.
On a previous piece of code, dependency injection should have been used on my ViewModelBuilder. Today, I provide a cleaner way to do my ViewModelBuilder.
ActionFilters have been around since the first release of ASP.NET MVC. Today, I give you my five favorite ActionFilters to use right away in your MVC code.
If you've been around for a while in the coding industry, why wouldn't you break out and moonlight? Today, I list a number of freelance web sites where you can make money as a developer.
One of ReSharper's best kept secrets are Smart Templates. Today, I show you how to master your design patterns using a free download.
If you don't feel like using an ORM, like Entity Framework, you can build your own data layer. In this post, I talk about a different way to pull data from a database using a strategy pattern.
So how many broken links (404s) do you have on your site? Today, I talk about the two utilities I use for finding broken links on your site.
Since 2002, Web Forms was always the method for developing Microsoft Web Applicatons...until MVC came along. Today, I talk about the differences between Web Forms and MVC.