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3D Transform using CSS3 and jQuery Animation
In this article, we will see how to use CSS3 3D transform with jQuery animate method. To start with, CSS3 supports some new features like –
1. CSS3 Selectors.
2. Rounded Corners.
3. Background Decoration.
4. Colors – [Linear Gradients/Radial Gradients].
5. Text Effects.
6. 2D and 3D Transforms.
7. Animations and many more.
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Friendly URLs in ASP.NET Web Forms
When ASP.NET MVC was introduced, it did away with the concept of tying the physical location of a Web Page page to the actual URL that’s seen in the browser, as was the norm earlier in ASP.NET WebForms based applications. As a result, in MVC, URLs like http://myapp.com/blog/my-new-blog-post were easier to setup instead of http://myapp.com/blog?postid. These were colloquially referred to as ‘ Continue reading
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Uploading Multiple Files through an ASP.NET Web API Service
I had written a post on DotNetCurry on how to upload multiple-files to an Azure Blob through an ASP.NET MVC Web Application. Today we’ll see how we can do the same but store it in a file system instead and use a Web API controller instead, so that the upload service can be hosted anywhere we want. For brevity, we’ll build our Web API sample to use ASP.NET/IIS host.
The API Controller
Step 1: We Continue reading
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Implementing Pagination in ASP.NET Web API using OData operators
ASP.NET Web API is a framework that makes it easy to build HTTP services for various types of clients from Microsoft to Non-Microsoft technologies. The new programming model of developing over HTTP is made simple and flexible by using WebAPI. We can… Continue reading
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Adopting ASP.NET MVC enhancements in an Existing Web Forms Project
This article is from our ASP.NET MVC 101 Tutorial Series
Whenever we are starting with a Greenfield project, that is a new project from ground up, we prefer using the latest in the technology stack to the point where the team is comfortable with. Howe… Continue reading
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Tracing in ASP.NET Web API
Tracing plays an important part in keeping track of how things are flowing through in your Application Services. Configuring tracing to collate system output is invaluable in gathering correct information about what the service is actually doing other … Continue reading
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Testing CRUD Operations in ASP.NET Web API using Fiddler
HTTP Services can be used by a broad range of clients including browsers and mobile devices. By using REST [Representational State Transfer] we can build loosely coupled services.
When we think about exposing data on the web, we always talk about four common operations which we use in our day-to-day life –
1. Create
2. Retrieve/Read
3. Update
4. Delete
We call these Continue reading
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HTTP Cookies and ASP.NET Web API
HTTP Cookies are bits of information sent by an HTTP Server in an HTTP Response. So when a browser is said to ‘drop a cookie’, it basically implies that the ‘HTTP Client’ (browser in this case) received a Cookie from the server and has persisted it on the client. The ‘HTTP Client’ then returns this cookie to the server via the Cookie Header in subsequent requests.
To dig in just a little bit Continue reading
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Debugging your ASP.NET Web APIs with Fiddler
ASP.NET Web API as we all know, lets us build and expose services over HTTP without the overhead of traditional WS-* based web-services. If you are new to ASP.NET Web API, you can start here. We have also covered some Web API articles on DotNetCurry
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Model Binding in ASP.NET 4.5
In this article, we will explore a new feature introduced in ASP.NET 4.5 called Model Binding which displays data on our WebForms using the SelectMethod attribute of a data bound control. We will also see how to filter data using Value Provider Attribute Eg: [QueryString].
A couple of days ago, I had written an article on “Strong Typed Data Controls in ASP.NET 4.5” which demonstrated a new way Continue reading
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