Category Archives: ASP.NET

REST services and MDriven Turnkey

This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – REST services and MDriven Turnkey REST services are services that are executed by connecting to an URL that defines operation and parameters then it returns an answer – not seldom as JSon … Continue reading

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How to use vCurrent and “self” correctly in viewmodels

This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – How to use vCurrent and “self” correctly in viewmodels A simple mistake can mess up your viewmodel rendering and make it slow and not what you expected. Let me explain! This is … Continue reading

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Nuget updates

Some updates to the CapableObjects packages at nuget. We have discontinued the EcoWeb package and replaced it with EcoWebASP and EcoWebProviders. This is because the content of EcoWebProviders package is usable even if you do not use ASP.NET . A … Continue reading

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ASP Membership provider

The EcoMembershipProvider has changed from deriving from MembershipProvider to now deriving from WebMatrix.WebData.ExtendedMembershipProvider. The main difference is the introduction of the SocialLoginUser. The ExtendedMembershipProvider simplifies OAuth authorization via google, facebook etc. I am working on a MVC sample that shows … Continue reading

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Everyone is in the cloud

So – these days everyone is in the cloud so how come I’m not? I guess that this is a question we all ask ourselves from time to time or not… Well I felt a strong need for “dogfooding” on … Continue reading

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I hate ASP.NET

Yes it is true – I am not going to lie about it – I hate ASP.NET… But still it has its charms – the ability to just work on every client is actually worth something. But ASP.NET solutions are … Continue reading

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