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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 submission. Fortunately, jQuery provides for asynchronous...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-31-2009

  • 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 to using jQuery and MVC to perform asynchronous...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-29-2009

  • 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, etc. It takes time, sends an awful lot of traffic...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-28-2009

  • 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 does not contain this functionality. For that...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-26-2009

  • 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 publishing the project source. There were a number...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 11-01-2008

  • Camper Demo Project

    Basic, sample code for the 'Beyond Hello World: jQuery In-Depth' presentation. Instructions: Create an empty database in SQL Server 2005. Run the fogata.schema.sql file on the new database. Run the fogata.data.sql file on the new database. Open the project in Visual Studio 2008. Adjust the web...
    Posted to jQuery In-Depth (FileGallery) by Steve on 11-01-2008
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