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• jQuery and MVC: JSON Form Submission

  In my last two posts ( jQuery and MVC: JSON and Favorite Image Icons with jQuery and MVC ) I covered some basics of jQuery’s AJAX functionality to improve user experience. One of the scenarios which may not seem particularly asynchronous friendly is form... Posted Aug 31 2009, 10:33 PM by Steve with | with 16 comment(s) Filed under: jQuery, MVC, JSON

• Favorite Image Icons with jQuery and MVC

  User experience, that’s the name of the game these days. Green screens and console applications are (hopefully) becoming a thing of the past. In the web world, this means a more fluid and asynchronous experience. In my last post , I gave a quick introduction... Posted Aug 29 2009, 08:01 PM by Steve with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: jQuery, MVC, JSON

• jQuery and MVC: JSON

  I strongly dislike synchronous browser requests: the request has to be sent to the server, server action is performed, a server response is received, and the page is re-rendered which usually involves reloading images, style sheets, JavaScript files,... Posted Aug 28 2009, 07:09 PM by Steve with | with 45 comment(s) Filed under: jQuery, MVC, JSON

• LINQ: Porting jQuery’s Each

  As some astute readers pointed out, this functionality does in fact exist in LINQ. The name isn’t terribly obvious however: Aggregate. I was able to update the original tests to use the Aggregate method. The main difference is that a non-generic IEnumerable... Posted Aug 26 2009, 07:26 PM by Steve with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: jQuery, LINQ

• Presentation: Beyond Hello World – jQuery In-Depth

  On Tuesday, I had the privilege of presenting a session on jQuery at the www.NotAtPDC.com extension to the Microsoft PDC conference. I had a blast presenting my new-found love of jQuery to an audience of 47 folks, and given the level of interest I am... Posted Nov 01 2008, 06:51 AM by Steve with | with no comments Filed under: jQuery