.NET
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C# dotnet SQL editor (codebehind side)
In the first post C# dotnet SQL editor (webform side) I’ve explained the purpose of this “exercise” and suggested a webform…
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C# dotnet SQL Editor (webform side)
Every time I need to develop a small business application I always try to choose the fastest and simplest way…
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Serialisation – JSON in C#, using Json.NET
Last week we compared a number of different data-interchange formats and I explained why my current favourite is JSON. JSON’s…
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Secure WCF Services with custom encrypted tokens
Windows Communication Foundation framework comes with a lot of options out of the box, concerning the security logic you will…
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Inside the .NET Compiler Platform – Performance Considerations during Syntax Analysis (#SpeakRoslyn)
Motivation The new Microsoft .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn) provides APIs for the whole compilation process, beginning from syntax analysis, over…
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AngularJS feat. Web API – Security
Preventing unauthorized access to Web API controller actions and applying a centralized security access, seems to be a tough and…
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AngularJS feat. Web API – Enable Session State
Have you ever tried to use the Session object while using the Web API? If you did so, you must…
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Random elements, subsets and shuffling collections – LINQ style
LINQ was a major part of the release of .Net Framework 3.5, and has since been one of the most…
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ASP.NET MVC Session state Performance Issue
I cannot recall any real Web Application that doesn’t make use of the Session State feature, the one that is…
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DEPENDENCY INJECTION IN ASP.NET VNEXT
Motivation Microsoft changed the way how dependency injection (DI) is done in ASP.NET vNext. In previous versions of ASP.NET there…
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