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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.
Do you reinvent the wheel?
As developers, we always try to come up with a great idea, but later find out that someone else already did it. Today, I talk about why we try to reinvent the wheel and why it's not a bad thing.
5 Reasons Why Developers Need Long Tail Pro
Whether you're an SEO marketer or developer that wants to focus on your ideal customer, Long Tail Pro is the best product for finding your audience. I recently purchased Long Tail Pro and here are my 5 reasons why developers need it.
Real-World Refactoring: Switch Statement to a Class Hierarchy
When I see a switch statement in C#, I kind of cringe. In this post, I'll demonstrate how to refactor a switch statement to a better, more maintainable class.
10 More Lessons Learned in 30 Years of Development
Programming for me has always been enjoyable as a career, hobby, and business. In this post, I talk about additional lessons I've learned over the years of coding.