Category Archives: HTML5

Creating The Family Page – Part 6, Role and User Management

Posted on 15. April 2014 by

This time we will add role management and subsequently give an administrator the ability to a manage (add/edit/delete) users. It might seem overkill to have roles on such a simple page, that will hold the content of a family of … Continue reading →

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Creating The Family Page – Part 4, User Accounts–Cleaning up

Posted on 31. March 2014 by

This will be a short and a bit boring post – it is about cleaning up. Last time we expanded on the IdentyUser Object. I also told that we are not going to use the external log in code (that is … Continue reading →

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Creating the Family Page–Part 3, User Accounts–expanding the IdentyUser

Posted on 26. March 2014 by

The next couple of posts we will talk about user accounts. This time we will look at expanding the information stored on the user account. First we will take a look at how user account data is stored. As mentioned … Continue reading →

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Creating the Family Page – Part 2, Getting started

Posted on 19. March 2014 by

Last time I described what I want to do. This time I will: Create the basic web site from a template. Install the necessary frameworks Remove the parts of the template that I don’t want. Publish web site to Windows … Continue reading →

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Creating the Family Page – Part 1, Setting the Scene

Posted on 17. March 2014 by

This is the first post in a series where I will create a new website for my family. While doing it I will blog about my progress. Normally I do backend stuff or LOB applications with WPF or Windows Forms. … Continue reading →

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Observations from DevReach, Day 1

Posted on 17. October 2011 by

A common theme at DevReach seems to be that HTML5 is the future, and Web-authors can no longer ignore the form factor of mobile devices. Any programmer who still want to be in business in a couple of years need … Continue reading →

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