A collection of 10 posts
Last week at Build, Scott Hanselsman [https://twitter.com/shanselman] and Jon Galloway [https://twitter.com/jongalloway] presented a whirlwind tour of the new features coming to Visual Studio and ASP.NET. These features are meant to be additive to your experience as they will not impede any existing
Single Page Apps (SPA) are all the rage, and while it’s exciting to talk about the JavaScript we use in the SPA, the HTML is just as important. If HTML5 tags are used, then its important to make sure that you prepare for a graceful degradation if you want older browser support. Also, the HTML shell
It’s about T-4 weeks til my Pluralsight course is available. As I get closer to reaching completion I’ll continue sharing some thoughts on how the SPA is architected. Web Service Layer and JSON The X AJAX stands for XML … but most of us use AJAX for requesting/pushing JSON. Most HTML5/JavaScript
Some skills never go out of fashion. Managing data and serving it up to a client is one of those skills. Sure, the technologies change and the way we use them, but we’re still gathering and delivering data. Recently I wrote about how my new course is progressing for Pluralsight [http://www.pluralsi
I’m currently recording a course for Pluralsight [http://www.pluralsight.com] with a working title of “Building Single Page Apps (SPA) with ASP.NET Web API, Knockout and jQuery” targeting to be out by August 31. This is an end to end course that hits hundreds (ok, not quite) of technologies that wo
