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Simplified ASP.NET MVC Charts
If you've built any kind of dashboard, you know that charting is absolutely necessary for your users (especially management). Today, we'll show you how to create a simple chart using Microsoft's charting library.
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid - Lazy Loading with SignalR
In this fifth post about how to enhance your WebGrid, we talk about using SignalR to lazy load records dynamically.
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid - Lazy Loading with WebAPI
Part four of our WebGrid series answers a reader's question of how difficult it is to make a WebGrid lazy load records.
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid - Exporting Data to CSV
Part three of this WebGrid series provides us with a way to export records to a CSV file. This CSV exporter builds off of our previous project when we built an Excel export...and answer a question.
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid - Exporting Data to Excel
The second post in this series focuses on how to export your data from a WebGrid to Excel. Your users will love this!
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid - Batch Processing
This week, we are answering ASP.NET MVC WebGrid questions. Today, I show you how to perform batch processing on a WebGrid.
ASP.NET MVC: Enhancing The WebGrid Series
For those who miss their WebForms GridView, we'll create a way to view your tabular data by building a feature-rich data grid from scratch for ASP.NET MVC.
Myo, RadMo, and Wallets, Oh My: Crowdfunded Projects I'm Currently Supporting
When you have an idea for a product or service, what better way to raise money than crowdfunding. Here is a list of current and past campaigns that I'm supporting.
Real-World Refactoring: Filtering products using a Builder Pattern
Everyone searches for products at their favorite store on the Internet. Today, I show you how to build a simple product search filter using a builder/fluent pattern.
5 Interview Tips on How to Stand Out In A Technical Interview
What do interviewers look for in candidates? Today, I go through a reader's email and discuss some interviewer tips on what would look good on a resume for someone to take notice of you.