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Creating the Family Page – Part 7, Beginning on the Wish List
Now that all the user and role code is done, it is time to add some real functionality. This time we will add the data model for the wish list and create a basic controller and view for it. This … Continue reading
Creating The Family Page – Part 6, Role and User Management
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
Creating the Family Page–Part 3, User Accounts–expanding the IdentyUser
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
Creating the Family Page – Part 1, Setting the Scene
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
Posted in C#, CSS3, HTML5, HTML5, Ikke kategoriseret, javascript, Web, Windows Azure
Tagged .Net, C#, CSS3, Html5, Programming
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LINQ – the order of elements when using Where()
Last week I was asked if the order of elements found using a where clause was guaranteed to be the same as the order of the original collection. That question is hard to answer. In the normal case (where nobody has overwritten … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Linq
Tagged Foreach loop, Iterator, Language Integrated Query, Languages, Linq, Parallel Extensions, Programming
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LINQ and iterating over null collections.
Ok, todays title is weird, but I have come up with a little hack, that will make the code easier to read (sometimes). At work we have some pretty clear specifications, that says how to fill out some properties in … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Linq
Tagged .NET Framework, Extension method, Iterator, Language Integrated Query, Programming
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LINQ and counting
When we work with collections we often have to count the elements in some way. Sometimes we need to know how many elements there are or how many elements that complies with some condition. So let’s assume that I have … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Linq
Tagged Count, Extension method, Iteration, Language Integrated Query, Languages, Programming
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Refactoring for unit testing
When we make a unit test, we really want to test one method at a time. The idea being that all other methods are tested elsewhere, so the only responsibility of a particular test is to test a single method. … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Unit Testing
Tagged Code, Code refactoring, Method (computer programming), Programming, Test, Test method, Test-driven development, unit tests
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“Not found” error after idle time
I am working on a Silverlight WCF RIA Services application. If the user lets the application wait a while, for instance 10 minutes, while he is looking at something else and returns to the application, then the next data request will … Continue reading
Posted in RIA, Silverlight, WCF
Tagged ASP, Programming, Timeout (computing), Windows Communication Foundation
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